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In a message dated 3/7/03 1:35:15 AM Pacific Standard Time, [log in to unmask]
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> Angel--
> Do you have a full blown anaphylactic reaction to
> dairy that touches you?

It is my son he is 2.  If someone touches him who has eaten dairy he will
turn red and break out in huge itchy welts--but it is not an anaphylactic
reaction as when he ingests or gets it into his mouth.

My old Italian aunties said my father had the same condition as a baby and he
could have sheep's milk curdled.  But they are in their 90's and can't really
remember--they thought my Dad's condition was brought on by a bad fever.
Jack's doc doesn't think there's any connection and doesn't want to risk it.

Thanks to all who responded. I thought as much. Was holding out hope for
maybe even some romano on my pasta.
Lisa

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