Eggs?

[Laurie]

Does anyone have an issue with eggs????

After being much better for a bit, I'm back to a running faucet. THe only thing I can figure is I've been trying to eat healthier and have been having eggs for breakfast...... hmmm.....

Thanks for any input.

Laurie

[Gloria]

Hi Laurie,

Yes, a few of us have a problem with eggs. I react within a couple of hours after eating them. Some here are able to eat eggs as an ingredient in baked goods. I haven't been tempted to test them in baked goods - I have too severe of a reaction.

I am also intolerant to chicken. I don't know if anyone else is intolerant to both, but it makes perfect sense to me that if I react to the chicken's eggs, I will also react to the chicken.

Gloria

[Joefnh]

Laurie I have in the past, but recently have not tried them. It may have been that the ones I had were cooked with butter at the time. I need t try them again at some point, but as I am now feeling better on the simplified diet, I am hesitant to try them and upset the system.

--Joe

[Polly]

I do! It was the last intolerance I discovered.

Love,

Polly

[ant]

My Enterolab score for eggs was

Fecal Anti-ovalbumin (chicken egg) IgA: 8 Units

That was within the OK range of less than 10, but since I had not eaten them for a few weeks before the test and the score was close to 10, I have eliminated them (at least for now)

Best, Ant

[MaggieRedwings]

I sometimes do but not on a consistent level. Almost always if I eat eggs out but at home I buy them at a local farm and usually have no reaction. Jury is still out on the intolerance issue.

Maggie

[harma]

My enterolab testing for eggs was 9, so within the negative range, only the only eggs I ate in the weeks before where was a cup cake a day in which "egg product" was used for. Normally I never eat eggs, only as an ingredient of other stuff, like a muffin, cake, mayonnaise. So my idea was, if I eat that little egg and score a 9, I think I am egg intolerant. I avoid everything with eggs at the moment.