Sierra G
Songster
Talk to your vet or the USDA about getting some of the eggs tested.
Also, even if you don't wash the eggs when you collect them, make sure you are washing them before you use them.
Finally, if you want to make sure you haven't developed an allergy to duck egg proteins you might get some duck eggs that aren't local and make sure they don't cause you any problems. Since eggs are used in the production of some vaccines it is possible to develop allergies without reacting to eggs directly.
If you figure out what's going on, please share the information. It sounds most like salmonella to me, but I'm not a pathologist (or any other kind of doctor).
Also, even if you don't wash the eggs when you collect them, make sure you are washing them before you use them.
Finally, if you want to make sure you haven't developed an allergy to duck egg proteins you might get some duck eggs that aren't local and make sure they don't cause you any problems. Since eggs are used in the production of some vaccines it is possible to develop allergies without reacting to eggs directly.
If you figure out what's going on, please share the information. It sounds most like salmonella to me, but I'm not a pathologist (or any other kind of doctor).