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Is it true that if a pregnant woman gets sick eating certain foods, it means her baby is allergic to those foods?
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Unrelated: It is true that some infants show positive tests for food allergies based on feeding exposures during pregnancy. In general these positive tests & occasional baby symptoms, occur without mom ever having symptoms at all.
Answered 12/14/2014
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