Hi
Does anyone know anyone who's allergic to chicken? Are there other
allergies that those allergic to chicken are often allergic to?

Hubby is allergic to chicken, and has been having similar reactions to
other foods (not poultry). Trying to figure out what to rule out! It
seems like it could be worstershire sauce, or pork, or cake, or
garlic!
Tara

"TaraDanielle" > wrote in message
om...
> Hi
> Does anyone know anyone who's allergic to chicken? Are there other
> allergies that those allergic to chicken are often allergic to?
>
> Hubby is allergic to chicken, and has been having similar reactions to
> other foods (not poultry). Trying to figure out what to rule out! It
> seems like it could be worstershire sauce, or pork, or cake, or
> garlic!
> Tara

Worcestershire sauce contains anchovies and soy any hints there?

Dimitri

On 10 Feb 2004 09:49:20 -0800,
(TaraDanielle) wrote:

>Does anyone know anyone who's allergic to chicken? Are there other
>allergies that those allergic to chicken are often allergic to?
>
>Hubby is allergic to chicken, and has been having similar reactions to
>other foods (not poultry). Trying to figure out what to rule out! It
>seems like it could be worstershire sauce, or pork, or cake, or
>garlic!

Your husband's allergist should be able to narrow down some of the
food questions. I believe there are several allergy-related newsgroups
that may be able to help.

(TaraDanielle) wrote in message . com>...
> Hi
> Does anyone know anyone who's allergic to chicken?

No. And take "hubby" to an allergist for testing before he ends up
dead. This isn't the place for people to diagnose other people's
allergies and medical conditions.

"TaraDanielle" > wrote in message
om...
> Hi
> Does anyone know anyone who's allergic to chicken? Are there other
> allergies that those allergic to chicken are often allergic to?
>
> Hubby is allergic to chicken, and has been having similar reactions to
> other foods (not poultry). Trying to figure out what to rule out! It
> seems like it could be worstershire sauce, or pork, or cake, or
> garlic!
> Tara

My oldest son is allergic to chicken. He's also allergic to eggs, peanuts,
strawberries, cinnamon and crab meat. Each person is different though.
Your husband's allergies are as individual as he is. You should probably
take him in for testing if his allergies are severe.

Kathy

TaraDanielle wrote:

> Hi
> Does anyone know anyone who's allergic to chicken? Are there other
> allergies that those allergic to chicken are often allergic to?

My wife's most recent allergy tests showed an allergy to chicken. She is
also allergic to tomatoes, potatoes, lettuce, salmon and trout, beans,
corn, oatmeal, yeast, grasses and molds.

TaraDanielle saw Sally selling seashells by the seashore and told us
all about it on 10 Feb 2004 09:49:20 -0800:

>Hi
>Does anyone know anyone who's allergic to chicken? Are there other
>allergies that those allergic to chicken are often allergic to?
>
>Hubby is allergic to chicken, and has been having similar reactions to
>other foods (not poultry). Trying to figure out what to rule out! It
>seems like it could be worstershire sauce, or pork, or cake, or
>garlic!

I've never heard of anyone who's allergic to chicken. It's not common
to be allergic to a meat protein. But it's possible. Go see an
allergist ASAP and get diagnosed properly so he'll know what he has to
avoid...

"Kajikit" > wrote in message
news
> TaraDanielle saw Sally selling seashells by the seashore and told us
> all about it on 10 Feb 2004 09:49:20 -0800:
>
> >Hi
> >Does anyone know anyone who's allergic to chicken? Are there other
> >allergies that those allergic to chicken are often allergic to?
> >
> >Hubby is allergic to chicken, and has been having similar reactions to
> >other foods (not poultry). Trying to figure out what to rule out! It
> >seems like it could be worstershire sauce, or pork, or cake, or
> >garlic!
>
> I've never heard of anyone who's allergic to chicken. It's not common
> to be allergic to a meat protein. But it's possible. Go see an
> allergist ASAP and get diagnosed properly so he'll know what he has to
> avoid...
>

It's not all that unusual to be allergic to chicken. That's why they ask
you before you get a flu shot if you're allergic to eggs or chicken. I'm
allergic to feathers and flu shots but not eggs or chicken.

Kathy

"Carmen Dioxide" > wrote in message
om...
> (TaraDanielle) wrote in message
. com>...
> > Hi
> > Does anyone know anyone who's allergic to chicken?
>
> No. And take "hubby" to an allergist for testing before he ends up
> dead. This isn't the place for people to diagnose other people's
> allergies and medical conditions.

OOOO!

Charlie

In rec.food.cooking, Carmen Dioxide > wrote:
> (TaraDanielle) wrote in message . com>...
> > Hi
> > Does anyone know anyone who's allergic to chicken?

> No. And take "hubby" to an allergist for testing before he ends up
> dead. This isn't the place for people to diagnose other people's
> allergies and medical conditions.

I'm fairly sure that your husband is allergic to MSG. Oh - and nuts.

--
....I'm an air-conditioned gypsy...

- The Who

"K. Reece" > wrote in message >...
> "Kajikit" > wrote in message
> news
> > TaraDanielle saw Sally selling seashells by the seashore and told us
> > all about it on 10 Feb 2004 09:49:20 -0800:
> >
> > >Hi
> > >Does anyone know anyone who's allergic to chicken? Are there other
> > >allergies that those allergic to chicken are often allergic to?
> > >
> > >Hubby is allergic to chicken, and has been having similar reactions to
> > >other foods (not poultry). Trying to figure out what to rule out! It
> > >seems like it could be worstershire sauce, or pork, or cake, or
> > >garlic!
> >
Actually your Hubby is highly unlikly to be allergic to chicken! But
possibly to something the chicken ate or to some spice used on the
chicken. Man are predominantly a carnivore so real allergy to meat of
anny kind are wery rare! Do go and have a proper test made - but don't
belive blindly in it - even that may be faulty!

OK it sounds very individualized, so I guess we'll force him to go to
the doctor. It's not a deathly allergy, more like a flu/mild food
poisoning. Definitely not fun.
Tara

(TaraDanielle) wrote in message . com>...
> OK it sounds very individualized, so I guess we'll force him to go to
> the doctor. It's not a deathly allergy, more like a flu/mild food
> poisoning. Definitely not fun.
> Tara

They can get worse over time.

-bwg