Comments on: Back to School with Anaphylaxis – Episode #25 http://allergysmart.net/332/back-to-school-with-anaphylaxis-episode-25/ An online TV and poscast show all about Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Information Sat, 19 Jun 2010 22:14:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Aaron http://allergysmart.net/332/back-to-school-with-anaphylaxis-episode-25/comment-page-1/#comment-27861 Aaron Sun, 31 Jan 2010 20:15:14 +0000 http://allergysmart.net/?p=332#comment-27861 Allergic to the cold. Now that's a hard one. Especially down south, where it gets really cold. I've edited your comment for privacy, since when you reply on the blog which I always encourage it gets posted automatically and is publically visible. Aaron Allergic to the cold. Now that’s a hard one. Especially down south, where it gets really cold.

I’ve edited your comment for privacy, since when you reply on the blog which I always encourage it gets posted automatically and is publically visible.

Aaron

]]> By: J http://allergysmart.net/332/back-to-school-with-anaphylaxis-episode-25/comment-page-1/#comment-27860 J Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:52:21 +0000 http://allergysmart.net/?p=332#comment-27860 Hi Aaron, our son has been diagnosed with a rare allergy. It is called cold urticaria (hives). He passed out after going into the sea in early December. He was down the beach with teenage friends who knew about his allergies and wanted to take him to the toilets to wash him off! Thankfully they didn't as it probably would have made it worse. The pediatric allergy specialist says he sees only one patient a year with a positive test result. So now no swimming or boating or camping in tents. It shall be an interesting winter for us down here in the chilly part of southern Australia. Hi Aaron, our son has been diagnosed with a rare allergy. It is called cold urticaria (hives). He passed out after going into the sea in early December. He was down the beach with teenage friends who knew about his allergies and wanted to take him to the toilets to wash him off! Thankfully they didn’t as it probably would have made it worse. The pediatric allergy specialist says he sees only one patient a year with a positive test result. So now no swimming or boating or camping in tents. It shall be an interesting winter for us down here in the chilly part of southern Australia.

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