Has Anyone Heard Of Alpha Gal Syndrome. Even My Doctor Had No Idea. I Have An Allergy To Red Meat Caused By A Tick Bite. | MyFoodAllergyTeam

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Has Anyone Heard Of Alpha Gal Syndrome. Even My Doctor Had No Idea. I Have An Allergy To Red Meat Caused By A Tick Bite.
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posted March 25
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It does happen. Not much is known about it yet.

posted April 15
A MyFoodAllergyTeam Member

I have not until I heard about it until one of the doctors that has come on the Good Morning America Show had them talking about it with other doctors and people who were on the show and I think they said it could happen because of the type of tick and maybe the time of year the person gets bitten.

posted April 15

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