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Are Muesli Supplements Good For Allergic Individuals?

Hello, my son is allergic but he eats a lot of musli, which is made 54% of wheat, 4% honey, palm oil, caramel syrup and may contain traces of dairy and soya products. The thing is that we knew he's allergic to some exterior factors, such as dust, but lately he coughes all the time, especially at night,for about 2 or 3 months now. And today I thougt that maybe these musli are the cause. My question is can allergic person use musli ?
posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

It depends on what he is allergic to, he may or may not be allergic to the musli.
If he is allergic to it then he cannot use it, if he is not then he can use it.

You may need to consider allergy testing to find out exactly what causes his allergic reaction.
In addition, the coughing at night may be due to asthma since he has a history of allergies.

It would be best to take him to his doctor for assessment.

I hope this helps
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Are Muesli Supplements Good For Allergic Individuals?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic It depends on what he is allergic to, he may or may not be allergic to the musli. If he is allergic to it then he cannot use it, if he is not then he can use it. You may need to consider allergy testing to find out exactly what causes his allergic reaction. In addition, the coughing at night may be due to asthma since he has a history of allergies. It would be best to take him to his doctor for assessment. I hope this helps