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How likey is it to become allergic to food/medicine?
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Food / drug allergy: We are seeing more young and old developing allergies to foods or medications. Risk factors include personal or 1st degree relative with +ve family history, being female, taking many medications, puts one at greater risk of developing an allergy.
Answered 9/28/2016
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