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Milk Allergies

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ChrisLHanssen

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Milk Allergies Posted: 02-12-07 00:47am


How can someone develop an allergy to milk? I drank milk alot when I was a kid and when I was a teen I usually drink up to 9 glasses a milk a day. I went to get my allergy test last week and now they tell me I am allergic to the thing I love the most milk. What are the symptoms of an milk allergy and can I eat cheese?

blulyneguy

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Joined: 09 Jan 2007
Posts: 334
Location: Idaho,

Usually.... Posted: 02-27-07 20:30pm


you do not "get" an allergy. They develop over time or are genetically there. Since cheese is milk based, I wouldn't try it. How severe is the allergy? What are the symptoms?

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