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Sat, 01/24/2009 - 20:17

cowboycurt

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Has anyone had problems with skin reactions but nothing when ingesting peanuts? 10 year old daughter tested positive for peanut allergies, consumed snicker bar and had no reaction. Plays with peanuts and has typical allergic reaction. What is up with that?

Mon, 01/26/2009 - 21:18

notnutty

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I have not posted on this website for a very long time, but came here to look for an old thread and stumbled across your post. If your DD has tested positive for peanuts, it is very dangerous to allow her to eat a snickers bar. One reaction does not predict future reactions. Please continue to educate yourself regarding the nature of the unpredictability of peanut allergies.

Check out http://www.foodallergysupport.com for more information.

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