Maybe food allergy: Rashes that seem to be related to eating certain foods may indicate a food allergy. Your child could have testing for food allergies. This can now be done with a simple blood test that your doctor can order.
Answered 11/7/2015
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Pollen allergy?: Manuka honey is tested and must have manuka pollen: the bees feed on one particular type of flower in new zealand and australia. If someone gets a rash whenever they eat this honey it would make me think of a pollen allergy or a an allergy to one of the unique phytochemicals found naturally in that honey. If you want to keep giving that honey, you may want to consult with an allergist.
Answered 5/16/2016
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