Drinking some beer is easy to allergies, what s going on?

"Beer allergy" is a newly discovered allergy. Although it is not as common as food-induced allergies such as "milk allergy", it has been increasing in recent years, and because they don't know that beer can also cause allergies, patients and their families, and even inexperienced doctors, are overwhelmed by the sudden influx of severe allergic reactions. Symptoms of a "beer allergy" include:

Swelling of the throat and tongue, numbness or burning sensation in the mouth and lips, severe panting, and finally even fainting, these allergic reactions generally occur about half an hour after drinking beer, and can be life-threatening if not rescued in time. "Beer allergies" don't necessarily occur in first-time beer people: a 30-year-old man in Spain who had drunk beer several times before without experiencing any unusual reactions almost killed him after drinking only a small glass of beer 10 days ago. Given that a large proportion of anomalous reactions occur when beer is served with peanuts or shellfish, experts advise beer lovers to avoid both of these two snacks when drinking beer.

A group of experts in allergic diseases** in Spain found in a monograph that barley, the main ingredient in the manufacture of beer, was responsible for beer allergies. In fact, a skin test can quickly confirm whether a person is allergic to beer. It is worth mentioning that most people who are allergic to beer may also have abnormal reactions to other barley foods.

Experts have also confirmed that there are also genetic causes of "beer allergy", so people with a family history should be extra cautious when drinking beer. The following groups of people should not drink beer: patients with digestive tract diseases, such as patients with gastritis, gastric ulcers, and colitis; Patients with liver disease, people with acute and chronic liver diseases, their liver function is not perfect, they can not play their detoxification and other functions in time, and they are prone to alcohol poisoning, and alcohol will directly damage liver cells; Patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and pregnant women should also not drink beer.

Professor Xiong also specifically mentioned that some people are allergic to alcohol, and they will have allergic rashes when drinking beer, so such people should be cautious about drinking. In addition, infants, the elderly, the infirm and some patients with weak cold should not drink beer. The following nine points must be noted:

1.Beer should not be drunk in excess; 2.Patients with digestive system should not drink beer; 3.

It is not advisable to take medicine with beer; 4.It is not advisable to eat pickled and smoked foods at the same time; 5.It should not be drunk with strong liquor; 6.

It is not advisable to drink beer after sweating; 7.It is not advisable to use hot water bottles to store bulk beer; 8.It is not advisable to drink beer that has been stored for a long time; 9.

Frozen beer should not be consumed.

Your case is an alcohol allergy, because beer contains alcohol, and some people have itching, redness, goosebumps, and medical allergies after drinking.