If you react to food in the air, you will need to find a job you can do from home. It is very difficult to get people in the work place to respect inhalant triggered food allergies.

I worked as a Computer Engineer. There isn't a lot of food in that industry, but people would bring in unsafe foods and off to the ER I would go. Eventually, due to the constant triggering I gained many inhalant triggered food allergies and was forced to retire at 30 years old. I spent more time recovering from the latest allergic reaction than working.

The constant allergic reactions worsened my other health problems and the combination is why I was forced to retire instead of work from home.

A librarian job might respect your food allergies. Government jobs have more requirements to actually protect people with disabilities. I have a very close friend who works for the IRS and has multiple food allergies that he reacts to in the air. They made sure he could work from home most of the time and try to have a safe space for him at the office when he comes in once per week. He does occasionally get nailed by an allergic reaction in the elevator when someone is chewing Mint gum. If he was in better health I would tell him to use the stairs, since most of his reactions seem to happen in elevators.

socialising is a big issue for me because of my multiple allergies, I gave up work a long time ago but trying to find something suitable to do at home, the only people that understand what you're going through is your kids and your Doctors, otherwise some family members and friends more likely to think you're a lady of leisure because you're no longer working.when I do get out and try to socialise I get extremely tired of getting shoulder pain or pain in my neck, and terrible nose pain with large clumps of dry blood which only started four weeks ago when I socialise with people with different smells who is wearing perfumes or cologne or chemicals or eating something. I made an appointment to see my GP to see if there is anything she can do to stop the bleeding from happening, I also passed out for a few hours and lose a lot of time which is very upsetting for my kids especially if we had plans to watch a movie at home, the reason they are upset they would rather if I wore a mask when I go out, which I don't find very comfortable wearing a mask it only draws attention to me. chin up to all the allergies sufferer it's not very easy to live with, and it leaves you feeling very depressed and sometimes feeling very useless and tired, I wouldn't have any energy without my supplements, I wouldn't be able to get out of bed, I really try very hard to push myself but crashes afterwards, just checking my emails or text messages I find some time very hard, by checking in with you all, it's nice to know that we've got a support group who understand what each other is going through and thanks a lot for sharing it means so much to know you're not on your own. been around normal people without allergies, I don't fit in I feel like an intruder, sad thing is I enjoy my own company all I need is more energy and I'll be fine.

have a great day to you all.

I never heard of allergies triggered by inhalant food allergies. I kind of was wondering why I always seem to itch whenever I went to Walmart. As soon as I walk in the store. Was thinking the chemicals from the laundry or cleaning aisle or the beauty shop in there. So it could be food too.