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A member asked:
My lips went numb after eating peanut butter but i've gotten tested and i have no allergy. why does this happen?
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Oral allergy syndrom: Oral allergy syndrome (oas) is a type of allergy that occurs in response to contact with food allergens. Some times the allergy is caused by allergic antibody (ige) , some times it is not. Either way, if symptoms are reproducible with each repeated exposure, then you have a food allergy. There is a risk that oas could change or evolve into a more serious reaction such as anaphylaxis.
Answered 11/27/2016
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