Do your hands break out after cutting tomatoes?
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Who told you it was eczema? It’s “tomato plant rash”.
Which is, yeah, a form of eczema I guess.
Point is...you’re allergic to tomatoes. :drunken:
STAY AWAY from them! Right? (The patient insisted he LOVED tomatoes...til they killed him!)
I have “hay fever” and I sure wouldn’t stick my face into a bouquet of ragweed.
Which is, yeah, a form of eczema I guess.
Point is...you’re allergic to tomatoes. :drunken:
STAY AWAY from them! Right? (The patient insisted he LOVED tomatoes...til they killed him!)
I have “hay fever” and I sure wouldn’t stick my face into a bouquet of ragweed.
It is. Eczema brought on by an irritant. In your case...tomatoes.
Check out just one of the many descriptions found via a simple google search using “tomato rash”...
https://www.healthline.com/health/allergies/tomatoes-recipes
From the article: (re Allergy Eczema)
“Tomato Eczema occurs in only about 10 percent of people with food allergies. However, tomatoes (along with nuts) are considered irritants to those with eczema. Symptoms of allergy-related eczema will typically occur immediately following exposure to the allergen and may include recurrent rashes, severe itching, swelling, and redness.”
Check out just one of the many descriptions found via a simple google search using “tomato rash”...
https://www.healthline.com/health/allergies/tomatoes-recipes
From the article: (re Allergy Eczema)
“Tomato Eczema occurs in only about 10 percent of people with food allergies. However, tomatoes (along with nuts) are considered irritants to those with eczema. Symptoms of allergy-related eczema will typically occur immediately following exposure to the allergen and may include recurrent rashes, severe itching, swelling, and redness.”