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does sesame allergy mean nut allergy?

4 replies

hayleyhew · 28/10/2006 17:41

I think my son has a sesame allergy - does this mean he will have to have nut free diet aswell?

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tatt · 28/10/2006 20:41

not necessarily. As allergic children are likely to be allergic to more than one thing don't try them with nuts, though, until they have been properly tested.

Chandra · 01/11/2006 01:52

No, although many peanut allergic children are also sensitive to sesame, it doesn't mean that your son has a nut allergy.

However, if you have allergies in the family, delay the introduction of nuts to your son diet until he is at least 3 yrs old.

christie1 · 03/11/2006 20:36

my dd has both nut and sesame allergy but the allergist told me that sesame allergy is not that common and it is even less common to have both allergies BUT my dd is proof that you can have both together. You should get him tested for both. IT is a good idea to avoid nut until your son is about 3 as already said.

lulumama · 03/11/2006 20:37

My DS has nut allergy...but not allergic to sesame or anything else....

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