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What doctor should i see to have an allergy diagnosed and treated?
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Allergies: You may start with a family practitioner. He may take your history and conduct a physical exam and order allergy testing. If he feels your case is more complicated than what he can deal with, he can refer you to an allergist for second opinion.
Answered 7/23/2013
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