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1:46Now PlayingJanine Baumiller is allergic to red meat because she was bitten by a Lone Star Tick. "People take a bit of a burger and feel fine until hours later and they start having the allergic reaction," says allergy expert Dr. Erin McGintee. The specific breed of tick is distinguished by a white spot on their back. After it bites you, it gives you an allergic reaction to meat and you break out in hives. "It often happens in the middle of the night for people, which is extra scary," McGintee added. #InsideEdition
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