Peanut allergy occurence

Allergies to soy may be a concern for some patients, and there may be a cross-reaction with peanut allergy. Bloating and gas occur, especially in those unaccustomed to soy products. 

Anaphylaxis can occur in response to any allergen. Common causes include insect bites, food allergies (peanuts, brazil and hazelnuts are the most common) and drug allergies. Pollens and other inhaled allergens rarely cause anaphylaxis. 

Moreover, safety issues are of concern also for the type of oil that can be used. Most commonly used oil for Oi/On emulsions is paraffln/mineral oils that is known to cause severe lipoid pneumonia,and therefore must be excluded from injectible formulations. Arachis oil (peanut oil) is vegitable oil, which has been suggested by different pharmacopoeia as standard oil for injections. However, purified arachis oil may contain peanut proteins that are allergenic. In rare cases, anaphylactic reaction and hypotension may occur after parenteral administration of arachis oil however, severe reactions may occur in persons with allergy to this oil. Since the European... 

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