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How to Prevent Corn Allergic Reactions & What to Avoid?

What are Corn Allergies?

What are the Causes of Corn Allergies?

What are the Signs and Symptoms of Corn Allergy?

Initial Symptoms Description
Itching or Tingling Sensation Inside the Mouth This phenomenon arises soon after the individual eats corn or corn-based products and may represent an early alert.
Rashes or Hives Rashes or hives on the skin may be persistent red and itchy areas and may form part of the allergic response to corn.
Headache For some persons, headache may be an additional symptom of allergy, which is also very discomforting.
Breathlessness with Nasal Congestion There may be wheezing and a running nose, among other symptoms, which are a form of irritant response to the corn allergens.
Dizziness Dizziness can come as a symptom because of poor circulation or low oxygen supply brought about by the allergic reaction.
Abdominal Pain Corn allergy is commonly associated with some allergic gastroenteritis inflammation leading to abdominal pain.
Indigestion Including Vomiting, Nausea, and even Diarrhoea Other symptoms related to allergic reactions can present elevated parasympathetic tone, including nausea, vomiting, and diarrhoea.
Swelling of Lips, Tongue, Face, or Other Body Parts A lumpy feeling in additional local areas can indicate this as one of the more severe allergic reactions that require urgent care.

Severe Symptoms Description
Irregular Heart Rate Heart rhythm changes during anaphylaxis could indicate a severe allergic reaction that compromises cardiovascular function.
Unconsciousness Circumstances might arise whereby a person suddenly loses consciousness due to too low blood pressure levels or lack of oxygen.
Breathing Difficulties due to Swollen Throat and Other Air Passages During anaphylaxis, swelling in the throat and air passages can make breathing efforts ineffective.
Shock It is a drastic decline in arterial blood pressure and may prompt the individual to mute or be unable to convey certain behaviours.
Lethargy There is great malaise and drooping during very serious allergic reactions, taking away the person's activity.

Who is at Risk of Corn Allergy?

How to Diagnose Corn Allergy?

What are the Treatments for Corn Allergies?

How to Prevent Corn Allergy?

FAQs about Corn Allergy