Yes, it is possible to react to one form of an allergen but not to another form of the same allergen. Allergies can vary in their sensitivity to different forms of an allergen, leading to different reactions to different products containing the allergen. It is best to consult a specialist in allergies or a nutritionist for more specific guidance on managing your particular allergy.
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