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A member asked:
If i have a history of mild allergic reaction to being in water and some milder anaphylaxis symptoms(hives,rash,swelling,cough)do i need to get help?
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Water?: Anaphylaxsis to water is unlikely. You probably have an issue with something in the water. Was it the ocean, pool, spa, lake? It could have been something else that caused your symptoms. There are allergic reactions to hot or cold but this again is not the water. I would discuss this with your doctor to help get to the bottom of it.
Answered 5/7/2017
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