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1nsomni4

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Suddenly develop an allergy? Posted: 12-22-07 10:20am


Can one develop a allergy to something they've never been alergic to in the past? All my life i've never had a problem with this. Im alergic to ~90% of the deodorants out their now. I even get a rash from deodorants I used in the past...

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Posted: 12-28-07 03:19am


What kind of allergic reaction you usually get from deodorants? It is most common for allergies to begin in childhood, but it is quite possible for allergic symptoms to make their first appearance at any age.

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