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Should i be worried about the kinds of fruits and vegetables i eat because i have hay fever, oral allergy syndrome, and cholinergic urticaria?
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Easy does it: Hay fever And cholinergic urticaria aren't about food. Your oral allergy syndrome is a minor nuisance. If a particular food sets it off, avoid it but unnecessary restrictions will complicate your life and make it hard to be a good guest.
Answered 2/7/2017
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42, no food allergies, but, i am scared to eat peanuts or fish. does my celiac disease and my chronic urticaria increase my allergy chances to these?
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