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Can you you be allergic to walnut tree pollen but not walnuts?
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Yes: The walnut tree pollen allergen and walnut (nut) allergen are structurally different. While some people may be allergic to both, allergy to walnut tree pollen does not imply walnut allergy.
Answered 10/9/2017
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