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Allergies and foot tingling

It seems if I eat gluten or nuts, my feet tingle a lot for a few days and then it goes away. But now I'm into tree pollen season and my feet are tingling all the time. Does anyone else have foot tingling from allergies???

Thanks.

  1. Hi. The tingling is in my feet and the front of my scalp. It will happen after I eat gluten or nuts and go away in a few days if I dont eat those things. Also, now with tree pollen season, I'm having more tingling in my feet and scalp so I'm assuming it's all related to inflammation from histamine released because of all these allergies...but no doctor has ever said that to me...drives me nuts when I'm trying to work and tingling is happening.

    1. , hmmmm. That's interesting. I know it's exhausting, but I do hope you can keep pushing for answers. There has to be an allergist somewhere who would be willing to delve into your symptoms more. Your symptoms may be manageable (but definitely annoying), but my biggest concern is that the allergic response continues to grow until you are dealing with severe allergic reactions. I don't know that that would ever happen, but that would be something to definitely keep an eye on.

      I wish I could offer more helpful insight than that!

      Best, Erin, Allergies.net Team Member.

  2. Hi, !

    I am not aware of any community members here that deal with this particular issue, but it's not unheard of to experience 'tingly feet' as a type of allergic response. Have you talked to your doctor or allergist about this? I only ask because, as I am sure you know, some allergies can actually worsen over time and can become dangerous pretty quickly. Do you ever experience any shortness of breath or itching of the throat or mouth after consuming gluten or nuts? That's just something to watch out for.

    I find your symptom pretty interesting. Do you experience itching or tingling anywhere else or just your feet?

    Best, Erin, Allergies.net Team Member.

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