Allergy to Legumes

All kinds of beans

Legumes in people’s minds are beans and beans, which do not have a high degree of allergy.

We have two types of beans:

1. The family of agricultural legumes similar to beans and soybeans.

 Allergy to soy is very important and even soy milk is allergenic.

2. The legume family that is underground, such as peanuts, cashews, ground pistachios, or piñatas 

It is the number one allergen for causing allergies at the age of over 10 years to adulthood, and the sensitivity remains for the rest of his life.

A person who is allergic to peanuts can do anything, be it raw, roasted, butter, etc., he is allergic to it, and his allergy will always remain, causing skin allergies, hives and eczema, and it can cause respiratory problems, and most importantly, it can cause anaphylaxis. create and become deadly.

Peanuts can cross-react with some plant pollens.

Agricultural legumes:

Soybean: Its allergenicity is high and its protein is equivalent to meat, and many people use it. It should be said that even soy dust can cause allergies.

Someone who is allergic to soy has a cross-reaction to some other legumes, but it is not necessary to prohibit people who are allergic to soy and peanuts from eating other legumes.

Important point about soy:

Soybeans, like peanuts, are 10% sensitive to birch or alder (in the north of the country) and a smaller percentage are sensitive to peanuts.

We have a series of other legumes that are trees, such as: acacia, Burhan silk flower tree. 

They are definitely not edible, but if we pass under this tree, allergy symptoms will appear.

There are a series of other legumes that are shrubs, such as mangrove scab 

summary

We have 2 types of beans

  1. Agricultural legumes such as soy are highly allergenic and even its dust can cause allergies. People who are allergic to soy have a cross reaction with some legumes.
  2. People who are allergic to underground legumes such as peanuts, whether raw or roasted, or butter, etc., are allergic and their allergy is permanent and can cause skin allergies, hives, eczema, respiratory problems, anaphylaxis and even death. to be