Dairy, Eggs and Meat Allergies

Do you have a dairy, egg or meat allergy? See what you need to know about these food allergies, including causes, symptoms and lifestyle tips.

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While it's not very common, allergies to chicken do exist. Learn about chicken allergy symptoms in this article.

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Sometimes, people mistake lactose intolerance for a cheese allergy. Learn about cheese allergy symptoms in this article.

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Some yogurt allergy symptoms are skin reactions, gastrointestinal reactions and breathing problems. Learn about yogurt allergy symptoms in this article.

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Milk allergies are often the first to develop in babies. Learn whether there's a connection between dairy allergies and skin allergies in this article.

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If you're allergic to eggs, it means you have to avoid them altogether. Learn what you can substitute for eggs if you have an egg allergy in this article.

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A milk allergy is caused by a dysfunctional immune system. Learn more about the cause of milk allergies from this article.

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Milk allergies are caused by a malfunctioning immune system while lactose intolerance is difficulty with digesting milk. Learn more about the difference between milk allergies and lactose intolerance from this article.

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If you're allergic to eggs, it means your immune system can't handle certain proteins. But does that mean you also can't get a flu shot?

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There are several milk allergy symptoms, including wheezing, stomach pains and nausea. Learn more about milk allergy symptoms from this article.

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Egg allergies are the result of an immune system malfunction. Learn about common symptoms of egg allergies in this article.

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Adults with a beef allergy can generally consume milk and milk products. Learn whether you can have milk if you have a beef allergy from this article.

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Egg allergies mean avoiding all foods with eggs in them. Learn whether there's a vaccination for egg allergies in this article.

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