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When our son eats rice he vomits, turns pale, and sweats a lot dr sd he is allergic to the protein in rice, is this common or has anyone heard of this?
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RICE ALLERGY: Child's sx are due to allergy. Never heard of rice allergy. Avoid rice for several days and then reintroduce it. If the same problem occurs, then he is really allergic to rice.
Answered 5/20/2015
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