It is an allergy, the cure of which has not been found yet

Dr. Syed Amjad Ali Jafri

Thus, there are many types of allergies caused by different types of food. For example, some people suffer from different types of allergies by using fish, eggs, peanuts, fruits and milk. However, in all these allergies, all The most dangerous and deadly allergy is peanut allergy. It is an allergy, the cure of which has not been discovered yet.

But according to the latest research, doctors claim that a possible cure for peanut allergy has been discovered.

However, while praising the new treatment, experts have cautioned against making it widely available. During the study, children were fed small amounts of peanut protein daily, and then in the next phase The quantity was increased.

And after just six months, 84 percent of the children were able to eat five peanuts a day. Since this method of treatment has not yet become common, so far this allergy is being controlled only through dieting. It is under observation. People who are allergic to peanuts are not only allergic to peanuts, but also to products made from them like butter, pizza, cakes, etc.

Also, these people cannot tolerate soybean seeds.

According to a study conducted at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, fried peanuts can cause more sensitivity or allergy than raw peanuts, even sometimes symptoms appear as soon as just one peanut is tasted. A few rashes appear after eating. However, these symptoms are not the same in all patients, but are severe in nature.

For example, hives on the skin, severe and persistent itching, hot flushes from the body, deep swelling of the skin, shortness of breath, characteristic sounds like asthma, coughing, sneezing, sore throat, runny nose, runny nose, and Simultaneous itching of the eyes, heart attack, increased heart rate,

lightheadedness, low blood pressure, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, bad taste in the mouth, nervousness, sudden onset of menstruation, etc. Among these symptoms. If any symptoms appear, take the patient, especially children, to the nearest hospital without wasting time, because in some cases this allergy can be life-threatening.