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I have been having freak allergic reactions out of nowhere and the doctors don't know why. how can i get treated for this?
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Allergy specialist: Sometimes allergic reactions can be difficult to pinpoint the exact cause. For this reason it is important to seek a consultation with a board certified allergist. An allergist is uniquely qualified to investigate, diagnose and treat allergic reactions.
Answered 9/28/2016
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