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What happens when a child develops antibodies to a certain food?
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Allergies: When a child develops antibodies to food, they can have an allergic reaction to that food. The reaction is most commonly a rash, but could be more serious and involve trouble breathing, stomach pain, or other concerning symptoms.
Answered 6/29/2014
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