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Is it normal to get a sore throat when i eat pineapple?
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Pineapple allergy: About 2 percent of the adult american population suffers from a food allergy, according to the university of maryland medical center. Aside from pineapples being a common food allergy, other conditions, such as oral allergy syndrome and allergic contact dermatitis, can cause itching and soreness of the tongue.
Answered 8/20/2015
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