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I can't eat eggs because of eczema.
But I miss it so much!
Does anyone know if the egg whites are the biggest problem, or the egg yolks?
I'd love to be able to at least eat egg white omelettes if possible!
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| Posted: Thu, Jun 28 2012, 10:03 pm Post subject: re: eggs and eczema |
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its the egg whites usually! 
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| Posted: Thu, Jun 28 2012, 10:20 pm Post subject: re: eggs and eczema |
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The protein is in the whites, and that's usually the component that causes symptoms. Sorry 
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| Posted: Thu, Jun 28 2012, 11:41 pm Post subject: re: eggs and eczema |
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Thanks Shoshiet and MaBelleVie
What do I do? I can't eat dairy either because it hurts my stomach to no end. I hardly have any breakfast options.
And if I want to watch my weight then I really don't have any low cal breakfast options
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| Posted: Fri, Jun 29 2012, 9:40 am Post subject: re: eggs and eczema |
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All dairy? Or is yogurt fine?
Smoothies with rice milk?
Oatmeal?
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| Posted: Fri, Jun 29 2012, 9:55 am Post subject: re: eggs and eczema |
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Do you eat eggs in any form, such as baked? You can do a baked French Toast (which meets the 350 degrees or higher for 20 minutes or longer criteria) or a fritata (spelling). There are also healthy muffins or cookies if you're trying to watch your weight.
What is it in the dairy that bothers you? Have you tried Lactaid milk (if your makpid on Chalav Yisroel, I don't see why you couldn't get a heter for it).
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| Posted: Fri, Jun 29 2012, 2:35 pm Post subject: re: eggs and eczema |
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I can't handle the yogurt or anything else dairy
Eggs mixed into a cake is fine but a full blown frittata isn't
I don't eat tofu
I guess I'm back to square one.
Thanks so much for trying to help ladies!
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| Posted: Fri, Jun 29 2012, 3:29 pm Post subject: re: eggs and eczema |
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| How about a fruit crumble/cobbler? You can do one with minimal oil. Or fresh berries topped with granola, with some toasted coconut or nuts for protein. A banana spread with a little peanut butter (low sugar) is pretty filling. Cereal with milk substitute. Oatmeal with fresh fruits. Or even some rice cakes with peanut butter and fruits.
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| Posted: Fri, Jun 29 2012, 3:35 pm Post subject: Re: re: eggs and eczema |
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| MaBelleVie wrote: | | How about a fruit crumble/cobbler? You can do one with minimal oil. Or fresh berries topped with granola, with some toasted coconut or nuts for protein. A banana spread with a little peanut butter (low sugar) is pretty filling. Cereal with milk substitute. Oatmeal with fresh fruits. Or even some rice cakes with peanut butter and fruits. | I'm supposed to be eating 2 slices of whole wheat bread with a choice of 1 egg, 3 egg whites, or 1/2 cup low fat cottage cheese.
I can't seem to figure out how to eat that equivalent in terms of calories and protein (and staying full!) for breakfast.
I guess I'm out of luck.
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| Posted: Fri, Jun 29 2012, 3:41 pm Post subject: re: eggs and eczema |
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| Posted: Fri, Jun 29 2012, 7:39 pm Post subject: re: eggs and eczema |
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| My son is also allergic to eggs, milk and soy. Breakfast is the biggest struggle. Do you like rice dream? My son has it with cereal. He also eats sandwiches, avocado or tuna mashed with oil (since mayo is not ok). If I really don't have what to give him, I give him leftovers from the previous supper.
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| Posted: Mon, Dec 24 2012, 12:17 pm Post subject: re: eggs and eczema |
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OP: do you see a difference since you stopped eating eggs?
I feel so lost, I stopped eating eggs (and many other things) but it doesn't help - he has good days and bad days but I don't know why!
Yes, I changed to all clear detergent. Yes, I only use Aveeno. Yes, I put on cream every morning and night, and whenever needed during the day. So what am I doing wrong
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| Posted: Mon, Dec 24 2012, 12:24 pm Post subject: re: eggs and eczema |
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| It sounds funny, but my son who is very allergic to egg and dairy, used to east turkey breast slices for breakfast. Its a good filling protein, pretty low in fat, and goes nice with ww Bread. If you can't eat dairy anyway, its no big deal to be fleshig in the morning.
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| Posted: Mon, Dec 24 2012, 12:31 pm Post subject: re: eggs and eczema |
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My allgeric ds eats oatmeal every day, chickpeas, sliced turkey, soup.
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| wereafamily wrote: | OP: do you see a difference since you stopped eating eggs?
I feel so lost, I stopped eating eggs (and many other things) but it doesn't help - he has good days and bad days but I don't know why!
Yes, I changed to all clear detergent. Yes, I only use Aveeno. Yes, I put on cream every morning and night, and whenever needed during the day. So what am I doing wrong |
Did you do allergy testing or just blindly eliminated foods?
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| Posted: Mon, Dec 24 2012, 2:53 pm Post subject: Re: re: eggs and eczema |
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| MaBelleVie wrote: | | wereafamily wrote: | OP: do you see a difference since you stopped eating eggs?
I feel so lost, I stopped eating eggs (and many other things) but it doesn't help - he has good days and bad days but I don't know why!
Yes, I changed to all clear detergent. Yes, I only use Aveeno. Yes, I put on cream every morning and night, and whenever needed during the day. So what am I doing wrong |
Did you do allergy testing or just blindly eliminated foods? |
Allergy testing is very inaccurate according to my pediatrician and allergist.
Also, many times people have a food sensitivity as opposed to a food allergy which will not show up on a test.
wereafamily, did you try a gluten free diet?
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| Cookies n Cream wrote: | | MaBelleVie wrote: | | wereafamily wrote: | OP: do you see a difference since you stopped eating eggs?
I feel so lost, I stopped eating eggs (and many other things) but it doesn't help - he has good days and bad days but I don't know why!
Yes, I changed to all clear detergent. Yes, I only use Aveeno. Yes, I put on cream every morning and night, and whenever needed during the day. So what am I doing wrong |
Did you do allergy testing or just blindly eliminated foods? |
Allergy testing is very inaccurate according to my pediatrician and allergist.
Also, many times people have a food sensitivity as opposed to a food allergy which will not show up on a test.
wereafamily, did you try a gluten free diet? |
It's a starting point. There are so many possible food allergies, I believe its wise to try testing. It was actually incredibly accurate for us.
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| MaBelleVie wrote: | | Cookies n Cream wrote: | | MaBelleVie wrote: | | wereafamily wrote: | OP: do you see a difference since you stopped eating eggs?
I feel so lost, I stopped eating eggs (and many other things) but it doesn't help - he has good days and bad days but I don't know why!
Yes, I changed to all clear detergent. Yes, I only use Aveeno. Yes, I put on cream every morning and night, and whenever needed during the day. So what am I doing wrong |
Did you do allergy testing or just blindly eliminated foods? |
Allergy testing is very inaccurate according to my pediatrician and allergist.
Also, many times people have a food sensitivity as opposed to a food allergy which will not show up on a test.
wereafamily, did you try a gluten free diet? |
It's a starting point. There are so many possible food allergies, I believe its wise to try testing. It was actually incredibly accurate for us. |
Yes, my son was tested, I came home with a list of food not to eat and I did exactly that. But it didnt help! A little later it cleared up for a week and then came back now I cheat on baked goodes and dont see a diffrence
I want to help him but I don't know how.
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| Posted: Mon, Dec 24 2012, 5:03 pm Post subject: re: eggs and eczema |
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a food sensitivity will not cause a skin reaction. Allergy skin tests will only find things that have a skin reaction.
many time eczema in babies will clear up after they turn one.
also they dont test for everything on a first try. you should go back to the allergist and test for other things.
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