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A member asked:
Every time i eat egg, an ulcer will grow immediately in my skin. is it possible? is this some kinda allergy or not?
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Unlikely related: One ulcer on the skin is not indicative of food alergy. Your symptoms warrant medical attention, you need to see your doctor about your skin condition.
Answered 7/1/2013
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