Abstract:The case of a man with type I allergy after the intake of camomile tea is presented. About 30 min after consumption he was hospitalised with palmar pruritus, swelling of the eyelids, upper lip and nasal mucosa as well as narrowness of the throat. Hereditary angioedema was excluded. The skin prick test confirmed the diagnosis of a type I allergy due to camomile tea.
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