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I had an alergic reaction to something i ate. need some questions answered., suggestions?
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How bad of a: Reaction. If it was severe, you must go to the hospital right now. If mild reaction, consider an allergy pill and obviously avoiding the food. You may want to consider visiting an allergist.
Answered 4/23/2016
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