Hello, I am a guy who is 32 years old. I know that oral symptoms are the first signs of a food allergy. That is for sure. But that is about all I know about oral symptoms. What else can you tell me about it? I don't need this answer fast because it is really not that urgent. I would be grateful for everything you say though.
Allergenic molecules go to antibodies in our mouth. This will lead to swelling of patient's lips, throat and mouth surfaces. In tougher cases tongue may swell to the point that life is threatened. Tongue may taste like something metallic. After this, nose can be swollen too. Because of this food may taste differently.
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