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Is intermittent severe back/spinal pain lasting approximately 10 seconds at a time a normal symptom of peanut/tree nut allergies? this happens to me.
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Back pain: There is no tie between a nut allergy and back pain. Not sure why you would put the two together.
Answered 1/31/2015
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