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Has anyone experienced lip tingling and nausea after eating a peach?
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Allergy: Sounds like an allergy has developed. Lips, tongue, and/or mouth tingling and/or itching are signs of allergy to the food that triggered it. Would be best to avoid peaches since future reactions can become more serious.
Answered 7/3/2012
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