Allergic reaction?

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Does this look like an allergic reaction? My daughter had eggs this morning, which she has had numerous times (20+ times) and never had an issue. This came up like 10min into eating them. 
We did use 2% milk instead of formula or just the eggs by themselves.

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I’d definitely show this to your pediatrician and hold off on more eggs until then. We get a similar reaction from acidic foods that sit on his skin during mealtime, which I don’t think is an allergy as much as an irritant (no discomfort or breathing issues, etc.). But since eggs are one of the Big 8, better to be safe than sorry.

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I agree with Whitney; however, if it’s any consolation, we had a very similar reaction the very first time I gave my daughter eggs. I was convinced she had an allergy because subsequent skin tests also made her red and blotchy. Since she wasn’t having trouble swallowing or anything, her doctor advised us to hold off about a month and try again. She had no reaction and now has eggs almost every morning. Good luck!

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Yes that does look like a reaction. My son had a similar reaction before being diagnosed anaphylactic to milk, peanuts and treenuts.
One thing I would suggest is to try out something with milk again just to determine whether it was the milk vs eggs. (my son is fine on some formulas, but yogurt and milks were instant hives and vomiting)

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Definitely looks like it 😩

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I’d say so - this is exactly what happens to my daughters face if she comes into contact with lightly cooked eggs. I’d check with your dr though x

Allergic reaction?

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