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Oral Allergy Syndrome or Pollen Food Allergy - The Facts

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In addition, OAS may be a warning of a more severe latex allergy.

In summary, although OAS itself is a fairly mild condition, it should not be ignored, because more severe symptoms may be lurking in the wings. So, make an appointment with an allergist today to discuss your treatment options!

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