Can babies' shrimp allergies heal themselves?

Shrimp meat is a favorite food of most babies because it is tender, tastes light and delicious, and is not very irritating to the baby's taste buds. However, shrimp meat contains some substances that can easily cause allergic symptoms in people. Children with poor physical constitutions are prone to allergies after eating it, which is harmful to their health. Can babies heal themselves from allergies after eating shrimp? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

How to deal with children's shrimp allergy:

1. If you don’t eat much and the allergy is not very serious, you can eat some foods containing vitamin C and take some calcium tablets to relieve the symptoms. You can take chlorpheniramine or cetirizine as medication.

2. For severe cases, appropriate anti-allergic drugs can be used for treatment, such as vitamin C, calcium gluconate, prednisone, etc. Generally, four anti-allergic drugs are used in combination, which has better effects. Try to eat less seafood in the future. If possible, you can do an allergen test to see what substances you are allergic to so that you can prevent it.

3. Try not to eat foods containing high protein, such as seafood, such as shrimps, crabs, oysters and other seafood. Try to stay away from alcoholic beverages during your illness. You must get enough rest, have a normal work and rest schedule, and eat a light diet. Once the rhythm of your life is disrupted, it is easy to relapse.

4. Analyze symptoms consistent with allergies. Severe itching can be treated with antihistamines such as loratadine and vitamin C tablets. Eat more fruits and vegetables to supplement vitamins. During this period, avoid eating kelp, milk, fish, shrimp and other foods that may aggravate allergic symptoms, and actively look for allergens.

5. According to the description, the child should be allergic to this seafood. The probability of this happening is relatively high and common, so don't worry.

6. Consider not eating fish, shrimp, meat or eggs for the time being. If the itching is severe, you can apply topical medications. If it is not severe, you don’t need to use them. If the rash is obvious, you can use anti-allergic drugs such as cetirizine or loratadine.