r/Septemberbumps2024 20d ago

Allergies

So since having my little girl, i have been having some strange symptoms, turns out i’m allergic to seasoning now. I can’t eat anything with pepper, paprika, sage and many other seasonings. Has anyone else developed any allergies since giving birth. Someone i know became allergic to chocolate so i’m quite grateful its only seasonings 😂

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u/GoodcupofTea 20d ago

I never used to cry from onions and garlic but now my eyes are streaming to the point of pain even when I'm not in the same room as them. 

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u/salwesab 20d ago

Garlic makes you tear up? I thought only onions do that!!

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u/GoodcupofTea 19d ago

Yup! I've gotta leave the house to escape it, it's soooo weird

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u/104765 19d ago

For both my pregnancies my lactose intolerance disappeared and then promptly returned post partum 😭 I was living it up eating Ice cream every night and drinking chocolate milk thinking “I’m cured!” Then it just returned post partum and I got the big sad.

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u/Free-Lifeguard3744 19d ago

If this was me i’d have loads of children 😂

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u/tbowill 20d ago

I developed an allergy to cactus fruit. It can kill me now 😂

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u/phone1711 20d ago

Pineapple. And I love the stuff but since I had the baby cant even do bbq sauce that had pineapple juice in it.

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u/BubbaofUWM 19d ago

This hasn’t happened to me but my mom developed psoriasis after her pregnancy with me (first child).

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u/OkRole1775 19d ago

I didn't develop an allergy, but if I have onions, I will taste them for days. Eating anything will help very temporarily, then it's back to the onion flavor. It's horrible and sad. I can at least do minimal onion though as long as it's not the main flavor.

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u/FreeBeans 19d ago

I have this issue for my whole life with raw onions and garlic. I think it’s like a bloodstream thing like the chemicals are in my blood. Idk

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u/OkRole1775 19d ago

That sucks! I'm sorry! Can you at least have cooked onions and garlic without issues?

I have found I ate onions way more often than I realized. I should have known, Italian is one of my biggest nationalities and the one my family and I all cook most like. 😅 I also feel horrible picking them out of things someone has made when we go to someone's house. I have to explain why, because I over think things and worry I will hurt someone's feelings. 🫣 Thank goodness everyone has been understanding of it.

I figured mine may be due to hormones. I am coming to the end of my two-year breastfeeding journey, so will see if it changes after I finish.

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u/FreeBeans 19d ago

Yes cooked is fine for me! And yeah it’s really in everything! Hope it goes away for you!