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Honey allergy: Anyone else deal with this?

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Douglas King7 Douglas King7 MemberOP
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joined May 2006
#1 ·
Anyone else dealing with this?

So, look, I’m obsessed with honey—like, it's a staple for me—but I’ve noticed
that it triggers this weird skin reaction. It starts as these little red patches on my forearms
and then moves to the inside of my knees
before spreading out into these tiny red-and-white spots.
The weirdest part? There isn't even any itching. Just... there.

As soon as I cut honey out of my diet, the whole thing clears up completely within about two days.
Timothy Vaughn44 Timothy Vaughn44 Member
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joined Feb 2009
#2 ·
My mom actually deals with the exact same redness, though hers shows up on her face, and she didn't even start noticing it until just these last few years.
Hannah Williams5 Hannah Williams5 Member
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joined Oct 2008
#3 ·
Douglas King7 said:Anyone else dealing with this?

So, look, I’m obsessed with honey—like, it's a staple for me—but I’ve noticed
that it triggers this weird skin reaction. It starts as these little red patches on my forearms
and then moves to the inside of my knees
before spreading out into these tiny red-and-white spots.
The weirdest part? There isn't even any itching. Just... there.

As soon as I cut honey out of my diet, the whole thing clears up completely within about two days.

In my opinion, you really ought to start avoiding honey altogether. It might be a tough habit to break, but an allergy like that can escalate into something much more severe and dangerous. There you have it.
Douglas King7 Douglas King7 MemberOP
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joined May 2006
#4 ·
Thanks. So, what’s the absolute worst-case scenario here?

I mean, what about honey in my tea?
Because up until now, I've just been eating it straight off the spoon. 😁

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