Symptoms of baby allergy to mango

Mango is a fruit with relatively high nutritional value and high vitamin C content. Eating some mango properly is good for the body. However, for babies, you must be careful when eating mangoes. After all, the baby's gastrointestinal development is not yet complete. If the diet is poor, it may cause allergies from eating mangoes. Once an allergy occurs, it often causes redness and swelling of the face, gastrointestinal symptoms, vomiting, diarrhea, etc.

Symptoms of baby allergy to mango

1. Eating mangoes may cause redness, swelling and inflammation of the face.

The most typical symptom of mango allergy is redness and swelling of the face, especially around the mouth. This is because most people like to peel the mangoes and put them directly into their mouths. In this way, the mango juice and pulp will be stained on the cheeks around the mouth. Mangoes contain a large amount of fruit acid, protein and amino acids that are prone to cause allergies. When the facial skin comes into direct contact with these allergenic substances, it will cause allergies.

A very small number of people experience diarrhea and vomiting after eating mangoes. This is a reaction of the gastrointestinal tract of allergic people to the allergenic substances in mangoes, such as fruit acids and proteins. This symptom of mango allergy is very rare. The reason for allergic reaction to mangoes is that the mangoes are not yet fully ripe at this stage, and also because the way of eating mangoes is too liberal. Peel the mango, cut it into small pieces and eat it. Rinse your mouth and wash your face immediately after eating. This can effectively prevent mango allergies.

3. Eating mangoes may cause eye swelling.

4. At the same time, mango may also cause the following symptoms . Generally, people who are allergic to mangoes will first experience symptoms of redness, swelling and inflammation on the face, and after a few days may develop redness, swelling and pain in the eyes. This is a sign that the body's immune system is responding massively to allergic inflammation and is one of the symptoms of developing the disease.

Mangoes should not be eaten after a full meal, and should not be eaten with spicy substances such as garlic. Otherwise, it may cause jaundice. At present, the mechanism is still unclear, but this is a common experience. According to modern reports, there are cases of nephritis caused by eating too much mango, so you should be careful; mango leaves or juice can cause dermatitis in people with allergies, so you should be careful; mango is one of the few protein-rich fruits, and eating more will make you full easily. Traditionally, it is said to be good for the eyes and moisturize the skin, probably because it contains carotene. Its core can also be used as medicine, and can detoxify, eliminate stagnation, and lower blood pressure. Mangoes are delicious, but if you are allergic to them, don't eat them.