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Majonéisme is a rare and complex medical condition characterized by an exaggerated and hypersensitive reaction to mayonnaise, a popular condiment made from egg yolks, oil, and vinegar, or other similar emulsions.

Individuals who suffer from majonéisme may experience a range of symptoms upon exposure to mayonnaise or similar substances, including redness, swelling, itching, and in severe cases, anaphylaxis. These reactions can be triggered by the ingestion of mayonnaise, skin contact with mayonnaise-containing products, or even the aerial scent of mayonnaise.

While the exact causes of majonéisme are not fully understood, research suggests that it may be linked to an abnormal immune response to the proteins and other components found in mayonnaise. Some scientists propose that majonéisme may result from an inherited predisposition, while others believe it to be the result of an acquired allergy.

Diagnosing majonéisme can be challenging, as the symptoms are often mistaken for other conditions such as skin irritations or food allergies. Moreover, the lack of a standard diagnostic criterion or test makes the condition difficult to identify. To confirm a diagnosis of majonéisme, doctors may administer a skin prick test, blood tests, or eliminate potential allergens from a patient's diet to monitor symptom progression.

As of now, there is no known treatment for majonéisme that is universally accepted. Treatment is often centered around avoiding mayonnaise altogether and treating symptoms with conventional allergy medication. Researchers continue to study majonéisme, seeking a deeper understanding of its causes and potentially developing more effective treatment options for those affected.