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Suggest Treatment For Allergy Towards Certain Food

i am suffering from food alergy. i try to know which food make me to suffer this but don't get idea. like before some days i ate pizza my skin was full of red spot. yesterday i ate tomato and i again felt the same.. please suggest me any medicine or treatment
Sat, 24 May 2014
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

Based on your reaction to the pizza and then to the tomato the next day, it is likely that you may be allergic to tomatoes.

To find out if you are allergic to any other agents then you may want to have allergy testing done by your doctor.
This can be in the form of skin tests or a blood test which can identify specifically what causes your allergic reactions.

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Suggest Treatment For Allergy Towards Certain Food

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Based on your reaction to the pizza and then to the tomato the next day, it is likely that you may be allergic to tomatoes. To find out if you are allergic to any other agents then you may want to have allergy testing done by your doctor. This can be in the form of skin tests or a blood test which can identify specifically what causes your allergic reactions. I hope this helps