Does he have any grain issues? That can come out in the yolk. Sometimes you can find all corn fed, or soy free, but maybe just change brands?

It also could be a result of the previous tummy troubles. If the wrong flora have taken hold, they could have thrown off his immune system.

Or it could just be a sudden change with no available explanation. :(

No grain issues. Our Chiro mentioned that colon injuries are rarely felt and take time to heal and some further reading says that colon injuries can lead to sensitivity to eggs!

We'll wait a couple of weeks, then hit up the doc if it doesn't resolve itself.

Try free range organic eggs- As one who used to raise them with only 'healthy'

chicken feed, I can't stand to eat supermarket eggs because they have so little flavor but also I know the junk food large farms feed.

Sorry to hear that Nancyjane. Strange what the body does. I became lactose intolerant for about 15 years, then one day I took the 'plunge' for the umpteenth time and my body decided to start behaving again. I can eat any dairy now. My mom became allergic to all seafood quite suddenly (and I know this is not uncommon) and she never again could enjoy it, even a taste. I hope your husband can find a substitute... kinda hard for easy over, poached, and hardboiled/softboiled though.

mr1010, would that also apply to organic eggs one finds in the grocery store? I've seen them but never purchased them. Didn't know the flavor might be better.

the organic eggs have shells that are harder, yolks that have much more color and are truly flavorful overall ... have a friend that lets them roam his yard... the chickens, NOT the eggs ...

I ate eggs, one a day for years. Now I found out I am allergic to eggs and milk & started allergies shots.

It's been proven that soy fed chickens produce eggs that contain bioactive compounds from soy. (this was presented by the investigators as though it was a good thing!)

So, sure, it's possible that the allergy is actually to one of those compounds, and true pasture raised, not pumped full of soy chickens will not have those compounds in their yolks.

I know several people who cannot tolerate industrial eggs, but have no problem with country eggs--free range hens.

I love eggs but they upset my tummy if I eat them for breakfast. Evening, no problem at all, kind of strange, right?

Lisa, it's probably that the other food in your system buffers the eggs sufficiently.

It's not organic VS inorganic. We've had chickens before. Plllog, no real change in any other dietary stuff! We eat mostly organic and grow ourselves or walk to the farmers market. We're not completely on the organic table, but grow/buy organic as much as we can Nancy