Nut allergies

@rackerdan, I don't believe that you are nuts! I do believe that you are aware of how your body reacts to allergins. The first issue of the pistachios should be an easy one to avoid by eliminating pistacios.

I know of many who suffer with seasonal allergies related to dust or pollen in the air. Myself, I am diagnosed with a kind of asthma that is aggrevated by humidity and some pollens. I have an inhaler from my pulminologist that helps me when those conditions affect my breathing like if I have a lot of outdoor activity planned or if I'm hiking. He has also prescribed for me to use a daily treatnent during the allergy season. I am in central Kentucky, so that extends from May through October.
Have you recently introduced the pistachios to your diet? Or have you recently moved to a new location where you are affected by the walnut trees? Are you on any new medications? It is always okay to have a chat with your doctor when you are concerned.

@rackerdan I think nut allergies must be very individual. My husband reacts to cashews but that is the only nut that has given him a problem. It causes itching. When he went to a dermatologist the doctor immediately suspected cashews! He had another doctor come in and look at the rash and they both agreed -- cashews. Now I get to keep my cashews all to myself! 😋
JK