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Is it possible to outgrow an anaphylactic allergy to peanuts as one ages? In general you can "outgrow" an allergy but an anaphylactic reaction to peanuts is rarely outgrown. Sometimes after avoiding the allergen for a long period of time will allow your body to tolerate a substance better but it is still an allergy and dangerous. Its possible. I would see your doctor about getting another allergy test done. yes, it is possible. you need to see an allergist to have a test done BEFORE you have that double-decker PB&J, juuuuust in case your tolerance is merely getting higher. I know some children can outgrow allergies such as cats, dust, etc but I think the peanut one can either stay the same or get worse but I'm not entirely sure I think it gets WORSE instead of better. |
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