Signs & Symptoms of a Coriander Allergy
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Respiratory System
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A coriander allergy may affect the respiratory system, causing wheezing and trouble breathing.
Digestive System
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Effects on the digestive system may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, or constipation.
Eyes, Mouth and Nose
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Coriander allergies may also cause swelling or tingling of the tongue, mouth or lips; itchy or watery eyes; and nasal congestion or runny nose.
Anaphylaxis
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In rare cases, an allergic reaction to coriander may result in anaphylaxis. Symptoms of anaphylaxis, a severe reaction, include rapid heart rate, dizziness and trouble breathing.
Oral Allergy Syndrome
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Many spice allergies are a result of oral allergy syndrome, or pollen-food allergy. Coriander is related to the birch tree, so people allergic to birch pollen may experience a mild and brief allergic reaction, such as itchy or tingling lips, to coriander.
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