"For the first time in life, you're allergic to eating, and you're not supposed to be the daughter's favorite Otmann." In recent days, a man from Zhejiang Wenzhou has published a video recording of his food allergies, "The small potatoes of the South, please, don't try the northern calf." The man's eyes were swollen and sewn, and some netizens said, "It hurts but it's funny."
The video publisher, Mr. Zhang, told the journalists that he had bought a bag of snacks with a hunting mind. Mr. Zhang introduced it, and ate two little bags, eight, five minutes later he started sneezing, and in 10 minutes he ate this swollen eye bag."
I went to the hospital to check on allergies, which are albino allergies, and I can't metabolize my body because I may have fresh calcium cooking with a protein structure different from that of frozen dry and baked protein.”
Mr. Zhang indicated that he was now fully recovered.
I've never been allergic to seafood since the third day, and I've had my first cold dry soak, and I've been allergic to a lot of food before, including scorpions, scorpions, bread worms, and no problems.”
According to Mr. Zhang, the video was distributed mainly as a reminder to avoid the more allergic consequences of others eating, which could be used as a warning by more friends who liked to eat.
A lot of Internet users are wondering, "Why do we eat silk and have allergies?"
In response, journalists interviewed the chief dermatologist of the Fifth People ' s Hospital in Chengcheng. Insects such as silk and monkeys have been described as heteroproteins, and heteroprotein is a protein component outside the human body, which can cause hypersensitive reactions and thus allergies.
In the past, allergies are mild and severe. The mild manifestations are skin itching, rashes, red spots, swelling of lips, eyes, etc. Moderate symptoms can also be associated with nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhoea and, worse still, sensitive shock, respiratory difficulties, and swollen throats that endanger life.
I've warned you that if you have an allergy once, you can't try again." If you've had an allergy once, you won't. And if the first allergy is very serious, the next one may be much more serious."