Allergic to Orals, WTF, sneezing, extreme allergies

[monsterbox]

I'v been noticing a trend now, and its clear now that everytime I use orals, whether its a day or 4 weeks, I get super sensitive allergies. Its as is my histamine levels are jacked way up.

Is is possible that orals can increase histamine levels? Or that its from high estrogen?

For example, I took 25mg of dbol today. I'm not allergic to peanuts, but eating peanuts today I broke out in hives, my face became so swollen and my eyes tearing up. Sneezing and itching all over. Same happens if I have a beer on cycle.

This happens to me on var, dbol, epistane, any methyl.

Anti-histamine knocks it out completely.

Any ideas what is going on?

[DetroitHammer]

I'm just taking a guess...Maybe someone else can chine in with a better response... I would eliminate E2 from the equation. Since it's so hepatic, your body may be trying to protect your liver and generating a more robust immune response. How peanuts come into to play I haven't a clue. Could be the peanut oil is somehow similar to the oral and your body sees it as the same antigen and goes on the attack. From this layman it doesn't make a lot of sense.

I'v been noticing a trend now, and its clear now that everytime I use orals, whether its a day or 4 weeks, I get super sensitive allergies. Its as is my histamine levels are jacked way up.

Is is possible that orals can increase histamine levels? Or that its from high estrogen?

For example, I took 25mg of dbol today. I'm not allergic to peanuts, but eating peanuts today I broke out in hives, my face became so swollen and my eyes tearing up. Sneezing and itching all over. Same happens if I have a beer on cycle.

This happens to me on var, dbol, epistane, any methyl.

Anti-histamine knocks it out completely.

Any ideas what is going on?

[usealittle]

LOL I have the same kind of thing with Cialis and Viagra I get head colds real easy when I take Even at a low dose

[GLHF]

i dont really have a legit answer, but if it were me i would just stop taking orals.