Pollinated fruit
Ever happened to you to experience a little mouth or lips tingle after biting off an apple or a pear? Well, that doesn’t mean you’re allergic to the fruit itself, but rather to pollen. If know you’re allergic to pollen, you’ll likely experience a reaction to certain fruits, as well.
According to Dr. Halverson, “That particular food allergy tends to be confined to the mouth, throat, and an itchy tongue without more serious symptoms. It’s a mild food allergy.”
Sunlight
Even though it’s not very common, some people might break out in hiver and experience urticaria or blisters after being exposed to the sunlight. This type of allergy can be very itchy and painful as well.
According to the British Association of Dermatologists, there’s not enough information about how could sunlight cause allergy reactions in certain individuals.
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