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Roof of mouth swells/throbs when i eat bread. is this an allergy? what in bread are common allergies? no symptoms when i eat wheat in other foods.
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Possibly: with breads,alleries can be multiple: eggs, glutem, milk and yeast can all cause allergic reactions in susceptible patients.
Answered 11/9/2018
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