Kisses can put you in danger

Kissing is the sweetest expression of love, but in some cases, a kiss can make you allergic, researchers at the American College's Annual Scientific Conference (ACAAI). ) said.

Medical quoted Sami Bahna, ACAAI's chairman of the allergy, asthma and immunization committee, saying: ' If you are allergic to a food, you get the same reaction after you kiss the person who has eaten. Eat that, that's perfectly normal. However, in fact, some patients still have allergies when their partners have brushed their teeth for hours. This proves that in saliva secretions contain allergens, when food is absorbed into the partner's body . '

Marriage allergies often occur in people who are allergic to certain foods or drugs. Symptoms of kissing allergies include swelling of the lips or throat, rash, hives, itching and wheezing, even more dangerous.

Dr. Bahna described, a male patient is allergic to peanuts. He even often has an anaphylactic reaction to peanuts - a serious reaction and can be fatal. After kissing his girlfriend, he had an itchy mouth and swollen lips. The girl admitted earlier that she had eaten, however, two hours after eating, she brushed her teeth carefully, rinsed her mouth several times and chewed gum before giving him a kiss.

When intimate partners exceed a kiss, allergic reactions may be more diverse. There are people who are allergic to the opponent's sperm, allergic to a condom or some kind of lubricant.

Dr. Bahna said: ' It is possible that many people are suffering from these problems. However, if you identify the exact cause of the allergy, you will have a way to get out of it easily . '