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I ate sour patch kids two weeks ago and my mouth and lips still burn when i eat things like chips or soda. i'm four weeks postpartum. what is cause?
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Sour patch: I would recommend no chips and soda for health reasons. Probably not related to the sour patch candy.
Answered 9/28/2016
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