How can someone have allergic reactions to shellfish sometimes, but not all the time?

I’ve had three bad reactions to shellfish:
1st – age 17 Lobster from San Fransisco made my tongue feel like needles/chemical burn, then serious heartburn acid reflux effect, and slightly restricted breathing w/fast heartbeat.
2nd – age 25 Sushi from a Japanise restaurant in Las Vegas gave the same effect.
3rd – age 26 Lobster in Kuwait gave the same effect.
I accidentally took medicine today containing 300mg of iodine but no effect, so it’s not the iodine I’m allergic to. Could it be something that is sometimes used to cook shellfish?

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2 Responses to How can someone have allergic reactions to shellfish sometimes, but not all the time?

  1. waitalgamer85 says:

    Maybe it has to do with the amount they ate at a certain time?

  2. q8 says:

    better you consult a doctor about that allergy of yours. You should not take any suggestions about any medication or any thing of that nature from the answers posted to your question.

    Consult a doctor.

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