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What r chances an adult w/no known food allergies will develp one? does having drug allergies increase a person's chances?
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Possible: It is possible for a person to develop a food or medication allergy at any time in their life. Drug allergies do not usually correspond to food allergies or visa versa. There are some plant allergies that correspond to food allergies, however.
Answered 7/8/2013
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