Oral Allergy Syndrome: An Update for Stomatologists

Table 2

List of reported cases on various food items causing OAS symptoms.

S. number	Food	Manifestation	Reference
1	Jackfruit	Itching and burning in the mouth and throat	[4]
2	Salami	Mild pruritus in oral mucosa	[12]
3	Pork	Itching and angioedema of the lips and oral mucosa	[13]
4	Honey	Itching in the mouth, gastrointestinal symptoms, and angioedema	[14]
5	Tomato juice	Dyspnea, swelling of the oral and nasal mucosa, and congestion of the bulbar conjunctiva	[32]
6	Raw fish	Oropharyngeal irritation and facial angioedema	[33]
7	Peanut	Lip tingling, oral itching, lip swelling, and throat itching	[34]
8	Cashew nut	Sialorrhea, perioral urticarial rash, tongue swelling, and immediate vomiting	[35]
9	Grapes	Flushing of the face and neck, followed by local itchy skin rash, itching and edema of the oral and perioral mucosa, and moderate dyspnea	[36]
10	Sapodilla plum	Lip edema, accompanied by itching in the lips, tongue, and throat, as well as a feeling of dryness and hardness in the throat (glottic edema)	[37]
11	Cooked aubergine	Oral itching and significant perioral urticaria	[38]
12	Pistachio nuts	Oral and lip itching and swelling	[39]
13	Royal jelly	Lip, tongue edema, and palate itching	[40]
14	Mango	Oropharyngeal itching, tiredness, dizziness, and swelling of the face	[41]