Oranges and rashes

25 Feb, 2007  Foods

my daughter is gfcf sf free and no white sugar (honey instead).

she had a lot of fresh squeeze O.J and it gave her cheeks a huge rash. This usedto happen many moons ago and it has returned

does anyone have an explanation?

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  1. Clair Orantes said,

    Wrote on February 27, 2007 @ 3:38 am

    Many children have allergies to citrus. Cheek rashes are a classicsign–my own daughter had this. Just avoid oranges, and any other foodthat causes red cheeks.

  2. Suzanne Pharao said,

    Wrote on February 27, 2007 @ 3:45 pm

    Some citrus family fruits are known for this. Sounds like a typicalallergic reaction. My dad reacts to tomatoes in a similar fashion.

  3. Kellye Dalleva said,

    Wrote on February 27, 2007 @ 3:48 pm

    For my son, he did not tolerate anything orange, which was caroteneintolerance [inability to convert carotenes]. This problemdisappeared at the end of ALA chelation.

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