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Whats more common mild food allergies or anaphylaxis reaction to foods?! never had allergies to food and blood test was neg but doc says specialist?!
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Mouth tingling?: To have a food allergy you have to have a reaction (hives, wheeze, swelling...) and an elevated blood test. Are you experiencing mouth/throat symptoms with certain foods? Oral allergy syndrome is when you have a cross reaction to a protein from seasonal allergen that the body confuses for a food. Common triggers are apples and peaches. Best to avoid these foods or boil them to prevent symptoms.
Answered 3/13/2018
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