Cashew Allergy

25% of children are born cashew allergy naturally. Meanwhile, the best prevention is to avoid nuts in general, and cashew nuts in particular.

A blood test (skin test or the least expensive) you will know the extent of the allergy.

There is a link between allergy symptoms of allergy and cashew and pistachio. Since children have different tolerance levels, it is possible he could be allergic to nuts and some not all.

My child has a cashew and almond and allergy if he has an EpiPen, and just in case we were told to avoid all nuts. Might want to have your child allergy tested if you have not already done so.

Some scientists believe that if a pregnant woman eats peanuts and other nuts regularly, it helps to prevent allergies in children after birth ... still the subject of much research

they may still
could see an allergy specialist

Protect your children away from cashew nuts. Problem solved.