Hey y'all!
So I was doing the tease Introduction to cum eating, when I thought to myself: "Oh this was why I haven't tried to eat my cum for so long and why I shouldn't..."
I know that sperm allergy is a real thing but I started wondering, how common is it?
I wouldn't say that I'm allergic, I am just hypersensitive because I get a sore throat from it and maybe a little swelling. Also one time I got it in my eye which in turn got really irritated and the eyelids got swollen.
I get no skin problems from touching cum, just when it gets somewhere sensitive like eyes or throat.
So the poll options, there's only yes or no. Yes meaning if you get any kind of physical irritation or uncomfortable reaction from sperm. No meaning no reaction, happily eating cum.
Cum allergy, how common
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Cum allergy, how common
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Re: Cum allergy, how common
I am surprised someone could be allergic to something inside their own body. Allergies can be strange though.
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Re: Cum allergy, how common
I found it funny too that you can be allergic to yourself. But then again, tissue in your throat doesn't know what's being brewed downstairs.
And if I've understood right, the proteins in sperm are quite special compared to proteins in meat or many other parts of the human body.
And if I've understood right, the proteins in sperm are quite special compared to proteins in meat or many other parts of the human body.
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Re: Cum allergy, how common
Cum is slightly alkalic, like soap. When you get soap into your throat or into your eye the results are similar.
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Re: Cum allergy, how common
I honestly don't understand this much either. I get hives when I sweat (cholinergic urticaria), so I'd love some answers myself! Research hasn't gotten very far unfortunately :(Caius1 wrote: Sat Oct 12, 2019 7:41 am I found it funny too that you can be allergic to yourself. But then again, tissue in your throat doesn't know what's being brewed downstairs.
I wonder what would happen if you went to an allergist and had a skin test done with your cum. True allergies to semen are fairly uncommon but not unheard of. Some people get a reaction every time they ejaculate or are ejaculated in, ranging from skin irritation and hives all the way to anaphylactic shock (the more serious reactions are incredibly rare). Here are some additional sources that you might find interesting, though are not limited to cum-eating specifically:Caius1 wrote: Fri Oct 11, 2019 1:49 pm I wouldn't say that I'm allergic, I am just hypersensitive because I get a sore throat from it and maybe a little swelling. Also one time I got it in my eye which in turn got really irritated and the eyelids got swollen.
I get no skin problems from touching cum, just when it gets somewhere sensitive like eyes or throat.
https://www.self.com/story/semen-allergy-symptoms
https://www.healthline.com/health/healt ... #treatment
https://www.researchgate.net/publicatio ... _Urticaria
If I were you, I'd experiment with taking a 10 mg Loratadine (Claritin) tablet about 1-2 hours before you expect to eat your cum to see if it prevents your symptoms. You could also try using a Claritin Reditab (dissolve on tongue) to relieve the sore/swollen throat if you start getting it. If you see relief from either of these tests, you're likely experiencing a histamine-related reaction (a true allergy). Hope this helps!
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Re: Cum allergy, how common
I sometime thought about going to an allergist, but that was just out of scientific curiosity so I haven't gone. And because it's not that serious thing.
Oh right, I hadn't even thought about antihistamine and allergy meds. Need to give it a try, thanks for bringing that up!
I'll take a look at those links and try Loratadine in the near future, likely this week.
Oh right, I hadn't even thought about antihistamine and allergy meds. Need to give it a try, thanks for bringing that up!
I'll take a look at those links and try Loratadine in the near future, likely this week.
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Re: Cum allergy, how common
I don't have an issue ingesting cum, but if I get it on my skin, I end up with small splotches and a little bit of an itching sensation. Needless to say I've learned to be a swallower.
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Sure no problem! Have you tried, any success?Caius1 wrote: Tue Oct 15, 2019 8:26 am I sometime thought about going to an allergist, but that was just out of scientific curiosity so I haven't gone. And because it's not that serious thing.
Oh right, I hadn't even thought about antihistamine and allergy meds. Need to give it a try, thanks for bringing that up!
I'll take a look at those links and try Loratadine in the near future, likely this week.
