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For what length of time can an allergic reaction in a child last?
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Allergic reaction: You do not specify the type of the allergic reaction. Acute ones are severe but do not last long, delayed reactions can last for a few days, you need to provide more specific symptoms for an accurate answer.
Answered 10/4/2016
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