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My identical twin is allergic to vicodin, does this mean i could be as well?
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May be : Certainly you do have the se predisposition factors for developing allergy but being allergic to something is a complex process where your environment interacts with your genes to make a person who is allergic to something so you have a risk to develop the same allergy ad your twin but not necessarily.
Answered 4/12/2014
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