Nut allergies, especially pistachio allergy, can significantly impact daily living. Learning how to recognize symptoms, seek proper diagnosis, and follow safety measures is crucial.

Recognizing the Symptoms of Pistachio Allergy

Symptoms often appear soon after eating pistachios and can include:

• Skin rashes or hives
• Swelling of the face, lips, or throat
• Breathing difficulties or wheezing
• Stomach pain, nausea, or vomiting

Serious reactions like anaphylaxis require immediate medical help.

Diagnosing Pistachio Allergy

Proper testing includes:

• Skin prick testing
• Blood tests for IgE antibodies
• Dietary elimination of pistachios with supervised reintroduction

Accurate diagnosis helps you understand your allergy and avoid risky foods.

Managing Pistachio Allergy

Key management tips are:

• Strict avoidance of pistachios
• Careful reading of ingredient labels
• Carrying epinephrine auto-injectors at all times
• Informing friends, family, and dining staff about your allergy

Safety Tips to Prevent Reactions

• Always have your emergency medication nearby
• Clearly communicate your allergy when eating out
• Be aware of cross-contamination risks
• Educate yourself on safe snacks and substitutes

Adhering to these safety recommendations minimizes risks and promotes peace of mind.

Contact for Dry Fruits and Nuts:
Mr. Ravan Shad: +98 9214773705