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My 1yo son accidentally ate fish which he is allergy to it. can fish allergy make throw up, diarrea, and light fever?
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Maybe virus: Fresh or rotten fish? Are you SURE he is allergic to fish? Any hives [urticaria]? Any other people with similar symptoms? How long after eating fish did he vomit?
Answered 11/27/2017
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