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I have an allergy to all fruits and vegetables! please help!?
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Oral allergy syndrom: If you also have seasonal allergies you may have oral allergy syndrome which is caused by cross-reacting allergens between various fruits and vegetables and pollen. Usually the food is tolerated if it is cooked or peeled. Allergy shots for seasonal allergies often help lessen the symptoms from oral allergy syndrome. See an allergist for evaluation.
Answered 11/28/2017
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