My 2yr old has food allergies, (wheat, soy, corn, milk, eggs, beef, peanut, and chocolate).?

He doesn't want to eat hardly anything, and I'm running out of things to try. Basically I give him what he will eat. The only reaction to his food allergies that I see is sometimes sneezing, and a runny nose. I've tried to give him foods that he can eat, but he won't eat them. He drinks rice milk, he's ok with that. I want to know if by me letting him eat some of the things he's allergic to is it harming him? (I don't give him anything with peanuts). For example he loves cheese, hamburgers, corn, etc. and can anyone give me any different foods or ideas of things I can give him. Thank You!

Yes he has been tested, these were all positive. Like I said the runny nose is the only reaction he has.

hi,
dont worry by the time he is a teenager he proberbly would have grown out of most of them
my brotehr was allergic to everythign under the sun
he is 12 now
only serverly anaphalactic to peanuts and milk( only intolorent)
anyway
make sure he is getting all of the nutrients
and how do you know he is allergic to these things
now i know that sounds stupid
but allergy tests will basicly show up he will be allergic to everything
like my brother
he is apparantly allergic to seafood
even though his whole life seafood is his favourite food
see
anyway just make sure that he is getting the vitamins
liike what happends when he eats beef ?
just give him small portians and see how much he needs to get a reaction etc
BUT
before you do anything consult a allergy secialtist because the people on yahoo are not goign to be able to tell you what to do
the doctor will
and giving ur son foods that are harmful needs to be consulted with the doctor as it could give him very seroius long term damage
goood luck with your son :)

You might try strictly organic vegetables and fruits. Also try to find natural goat's milk from a farmer. That is very healthy and he should do fine with that along with yogurt made from same. There are breads out there made without wheat too that your could try. So many of our foods have additives in them and the poor little children don't have a chance. I would also keep him away from toothpast with flouride or anything with flouride.

Giving a child foods that are known allergens can be very dangerous. You could set off anaphylaxis.

Sneezing is not typically a food allergy reaction. Are you sure he's allergic to these things? Has he been tested?