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My 10 month old son has a class 3 allergy to peanuts and milk. when given milk products his face breaks out in hives. is class 3 serious?
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Mgt: Most allergic reactions are mild and involve only the GI system and skin, but sometimes there can be a more severe reaction. It is important to avoid the triggering agents. Your PCP can advise, but there are several good resources for parents online for food allergies.
Answered 10/4/2015
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