What is alpha-gal syndrome: Understanding how tick bites can turn red meat into a life-threatening allergy; symptoms and causes explained
A rare meat allergy called Alpha-gal syndrome is on the rise in the United States. This condition is caused by tick bites, particularly from the lone star tick. Symptoms appear hours after eating red meat like beef or pork. A recent death in New Jersey underscores the serious health risks. Medical attention is increasing for this uncommon allergy.
A rare meat allergy called Alpha-gal syndrome is on the rise in the United States. This condition is caused by tick bites, particularly from the lone star tick. Symptoms appear hours after eating red meat like beef or pork. A recent death in New Jersey underscores the serious health risks. Medical attention is increasing for this uncommon allergy.
