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Can you develop an allergy to garlic?
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Yes, but not common: While garlic is not a very common food allergy to develop, there are people out there with garlic allergy. If you are concerned about a possible garlic allergy see an Allergist to determine your risk. In the meantime avoid garlic until further workup and evaluation can be completed.
Answered 3/4/2015
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