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Dictionary » I » Immediate allergy Immediate allergyImmediate allergy a type i allergic reaction; so called because in a sensitised subject the reaction becomes evident usually within minutes after contact with the allergen (antigen), reaches its peak within an hour or so, then rapidly recedes. See: immediate reaction, anaphylaxis. Compare: delayed allergy. ![]()
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Results from our forumSugar Allergy... also wonder if the allergic people to sugar, take a glucose only test? Pure straight glucose tolerance test to see if that was the object of their allergy? Were you treated by a physician and given a test to confirm the diagnoses? or is it just a phenomenon that you observed yourself?
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Re: Sugar Allergy... wouldn't be safe to drive! It wears off over an hour or two, and can be followed by a low. I can also have a low if I'm hungry. I know it's not an allergy, but I haven't been able to find out much about what would be causing this, although obviously it's better when I don't eat sugar.
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Re: Sugar AllergyFor those of you who are skeptical as to whether there is such a thing as a sugar allergy..........there is. I have been living with it for six years now, most of my symptoms included migranes, stomach aches, mood swings, constant thirst combined with always having ...
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Spider Identification - Please Help!... in florida. I would google it and try to ID it that way. Usually they are very shy, and are not considered dangerous at all unless someone has an allergy to their bite. I believe they are a type of funnel spider. A great resource I use is whatsthatbug.com
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Re: Sugar AllergyHi. I also have problems with eating sugars, which seems to be part of fungal problems. This is something that most doctors do not acknowledge. Over 15 years ago, when I first began to sort out my health problems, my doctor insisted it had nothing to do with candida, as I had no thrush. I was told t...
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