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Hi, My daughter 2.6 years has been consuming boiled eggs on daily basis. From past few months she is having stuffy or running nose, sneezing(occasional) and water eyes(occasional). Itchy nose or puts fingers in tongue(rarely).Can these be due to egg allergy? She is facing respiratory symptoms but no fever.
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Visit physically to nearby pediatrician.
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Egg allergy is a rare cause of these symptoms. Tests can be done to check for it. Please meet an allergy specialist
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Respiratory allergies alone are rarely due to any food.
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Most likely reasons of allergic rhinitis are dust, pollen and pet sheddings
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Need more history Kindly schedule an appointment with detailed history and online examination to come at accurate diagnosis. This history not enough to give a definitive answer
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Hello. The symptoms you have described point more towards an allergic rhinitis instead of egg allergy. This is commonly due to exposure to household allergens like - dirt, dust, smoke, pollen, animal hair/feather, artificial food colours etc. So try to avoid exposure to these elements first and note the change in your child. Egg or any other food allergy is often associated with nausea, vomiting and stomach pain. There may even be a complaint of loose motions. The respiratory component normally gets involved in extreme cases and usually its more of a breathless picture rather than a stuffy nose.
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You can make the changes by avoiding exposure to the above mentioned allergens. If symptoms persist then it will be best to visit a nearby Paediatrician for thorough physical examination.
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Kindly consult once physically to nearby pediatrician
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Can be Treat it properly and if it gets better then not necessarily due to eggs
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Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment
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