Cinnamon
Cinnamon (Cinnamomum spp.) may trigger allergic reactions via cinnamaldehyde or eugenol compounds. Symptoms include oral allergy syndrome (OAS), contact dermatitis, or respiratory irritation. Rarely causes anaphylaxis; linked to **Mugwort-Celery-Spice Syndrome** in cross-reactive individuals (e.g., with birch/mugwort pollen allergies). Spice processing may increase allergenicity.
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Cinnamon
Cinnamon (Cinnamomum spp.) may trigger allergic reactions via cinnamaldehyde or eugenol compounds. Symptoms include oral allergy syndrome (OAS), contact dermatitis, or respiratory irritation. Rarely causes anaphylaxis; linked to **Mugwort-Celery-Spice Syndrome** in cross-reactive individuals (e.g., with birch/mugwort pollen allergies). Spice processing may increase allergenicity.
Symptoms
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Skin rash
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Itching
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Swelling
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Hives
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Digestive Issues
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Difficulty Breathing
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Anaphylaxis
Healing & Prevention
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Avoidance
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Antihistamines
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Topical Steroids
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Epinephrine Auto-Injector
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Medical Consultation
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Hydration and rest
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