Lone Star Tick Causing Meat Allergies in Central Virginia
About 1,000 people have been affected by a meat allergy due to the Lone Star tick. The allergy is also puzzling because it involves delayed hives that appear several hours after eating beef, pork or lamb.
What began as a medical mystery has now developed into a full-blown food allergy, as the effects of a series of mysterious tick bites are making doctors across Virginia scratch their heads.
People who are affected have found themselves totally unable to consume red meat.
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