I'm not sure about mayonnaise, but I suspect he would have a reaction since
he is allergic to eggs.  I have avoided mayonnaise as he did have a reaction
to eggs before the allergy tests, as well.

I could understand an immediate reaction to the shot if it was egg based,
but that doesn't explain the rash continuing until I stopped consuming milk.

Regards,

Vickie

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From: "Vickie Tyree" <[log in to unmask]>
> However, two weeks after I took him for his
> first set of immunizations, he developed a rash on his cheeks that would
not
> go away.  After several months, I figured out that it could be a milk
> allergy.  Once I stopped consuming milk products, the rash went away.  I
am
> convinced that the immunization did something to his immune system
> triggering this allergic reaction that he did not have before the shots.
I
> have not given him all of his shots because of this...only the ones I
think
> are absolutely necessary and only one at a time with a vitamin pre-load to
> make sure his little immune system is ready for it.  

Some of the immunization shots are egg-based.
Someone allergic to raw eggs would react to them.

Does your child react to mayonnaise?



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