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Recently, i have discovered that honey and certain foods containing isomalt makes my throat swell up uncomfortably, is there an allergy related to thi?
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Isomalt allergy: Only way to tell in you is to be tested by allergist. Keep a diary and share with your team.
Answered 1/26/2021
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