Description
A common allergy in which the body reacts to the eating of eggs.
Overview
Egg allergy is a common allergy in which the body reacts to the eating of eggs.
Symptoms
Symptoms include skin rashes, hives, runny nose and vomiting. Reactions can vary from mild to serious.
Treatments
Medicines called antihistamines can ease symptoms. An adrenaline shot, also called an epinephrine shot, and emergency care are needed for serious reactions.
Last Updated: September 18th, 2024
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