Different types of nut allergies

nut allergy 1 peanut allergy symptoms 2 tomato allergy group 3 fruit allergy 4 People with a nut allergy may experience the following symptoms after exposure to some or all types of nut: coughing stomach pain nausea sneezing diarrhea itching, particularly around the face and mouth puffy or runny eyes swelling lips a gravelly throat vomiting trouble breathing hives difficulty. 5 Signs of a nut allergy can include: Hives (urticaria) on your skin. Swollen lips. Skin rash. Runny nose. Tingling in your mouth or throat, or a tight feeling in your throat. Stomach pain, nausea, or vomiting. 6 There are two types of nut allergies: peanut and tree nut. Both tree nut and peanut allergies have similar symptoms and while you may not have the same reaction to all nuts, doctors typically recommend avoiding both peanuts and tree nuts if you’re allergic to one type. 7 macadamia nuts cashews Brazil nuts almonds Although peanuts have the word nut in their name, they aren’t nuts. Peanuts are legumes and, unlike tree nuts, grow underground. Although. 8 A new study has demonstrated for the first time that adults born and living in the UK can develop a severe food allergy to plant foods. 9 Some people are allergic to tree nutes and/or peanuts. 10