how to make you anti allergic of fish?

Their are so many varieties of fish available in market, my understanding, may be you are allergic to one or two types, closely monitor and check which suits you the most and then have those.

If I were you, I would still eat them. Seriously. When I was a kid, I have an allergy too - with seafoods like shrimp, crabs, and the like. But, oh, they're soooo yummy, I really couldn't resist them. So, I ate - and then, I scratch. And drink some meds for the allergy, put some cream for the itchy skin. It goes with the same story everytime I eat seafoods. But what shall I do when I really love eating them? No one can stop me. And then, allergy quit. That's it! So now, even though how many seafoods I ate, no itchiness or whatsoever. I think you just have to make your body resistant to that allergy by taking in fish every once in a while or better if often. Actually, my dinner for today is fish. With mangoes, tomatoes, onions and shrimp paste.

Dear ifa Isnt that something like asking me NOT to have chocos The doctors have told me many times to stay away from them because of my illness and I always nod saying yes to them... and when I come out of the hospital... I forget all about their sage advices but seriously, fish is better than meat. Yes. And yes, it is tasty. but then if it doesnt go well with your skin and causes itchness... hmmm... that is serious. Allergies mostly are non-curable - at least this is what those doctors tell me. Still, if I can have it with some tablets or syrups to keep the itch away... I will have it. Maybe once a week and in lesser quantity. Also, I would try with various fish food that is available and not stick to just one. maybe there is a specific species of fish which doesnt go well with me.

This is a medical programme I watch on TV. It is about getting rid of nuts allergy in children. It looks practical and harmless maybe you should try. The medical people in the show fed children who are allergic to nuts tiny amounts of nuts. As soon as the children start showing the allergy, they stop. The next day they fed the children again the same amount until the children stop showing the allergy. The next step the medical people increased the amount (they increased very little at a time) and fed the children. The same process is repeated until the allergy disappears. Kind of what adnileb above has recommended, yes? I believe the body can be conditioned. My 8 yr old daughter has eczema. I try to not limit what she eats. My thinking is if she is grown up and has to limit what she eats, it is pitiful isnt it?