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A member asked:
Can you please tell me about effective home remedies for an allergic reaction to food?
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Avoid the food: If you truly have food allergies, the only treatment is to avoid the food. More times than not, responses to foods are not allergies, but rather intolerances. See a board certified allergist if you have had a severe food reaction with typical allergic symptoms of hives, throat or chest tightness, or other allergy symptoms.
Answered 7/4/2014
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