
Sophie BB
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No I don't think so. It's natural. |
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Braceyourself
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idk |
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TC
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I think you can be allergic to the things they put in water like chlorine and fluoride. |
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mpleo91
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Water = Life
It is impossible to be allergic to water |
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winnaminna
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water? H2O? i dont think so..maybe u can be allergic to something in the water |
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Palestine4ever
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no sure you can't but maybe the water is polluted |
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james
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no |
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Nyt K
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Life is based on water.If any living thing is allergic to it,just know it will be extinct. |
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Louise
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I dont think so but im not 100%.
i once pretended i was allergic to water, but i guess no one belived me. |
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Sarah B
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well some people are allergic to rain
and that is water so yes
u can be allergic to water |
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Ms F
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No you cannot. Water is a very important substance that supports life. Without water you will dehydrate and eventually die. |
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unschoolymomma
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You can be allergic to something like chemicals in the water. Iknow because my Daughter can't have the tap water here, but can have filtered and some bottled waters. She is chemical sensative. |
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Joe B
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no its one of the most basic elements in the world |
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faithfully_mine
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no way |
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γ
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No your body is made mostly of water. |
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metalambience
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no...Aquagenic Urticaria is not an allergy to H2O...its an allergy to ions that can be found in tap water due to its impure nature...someone with Aquagenic Urticaria with have no problem with distilled H2O |
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drkhunter
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No, but if you drink too much, you can throw your body chemistry out of wack and get water intoxication and it can kill. |
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darthpandaofdoom
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You could be allergic to something in the water, OR you could have Rabies!!!! HaHa.
Seriously, though there is a rare condition that gives people hives upon contact with water. It is similar to an allergy and is called Aquagenic Urticaria. Here is a link to some information:
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/463961 |
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poxem
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No, your body is composed of more than 70 percent water. |
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Binthere Doneit
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No, you can how ever be allergic to contaminant's in the water. If this is a problem for you switch to distilled water. Problem solved. |
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A
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Water allergy, or "Aquagenous urticaria", is such a rare condition that there are less than thirty patients in the whole world that have been diagnosed with it.
Fourteen year old Heidi Falconer is unique because she's the only person on record to have been born with this allergy. When water touches her skin or mucous membranes (like the inside of her mouth) she breaks out in a rash and often blisters, if she has a severe response it can lead to anaphylaxis β where her airways swell and close.
It's like any other allergy - an over-reaction of the immune system β where production of histamine causes the symptoms.
Doctors are still unsure as to why this happens with something as essential as water β one theory suggests that unusual proteins in Heidi's system react to the water. And because we're all made up of 80% water, Heidi is actually allergic to herself β her saliva, sweat blood and tears all blotch her skin.
There is no cure for aquagenous urticaria. The only relief for Heidi is a special barrier foam developed in Sweden that stops water from touching her skin. Heidi has applied it religiously every four hours for the past couple of years and it gives her the freedom to do basic things β like having a shower. |
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Redd
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Wow, 14 answers and none of you are right... your body can develop an allergy to anything.
Yes you can be alergic to water...
"Fourteen year old Heidi Falconer is unique because she's the only person on record to have been born with this allergy. When water touches her skin or mucous membranes (like the inside of her mouth) she breaks out in a rash and often blisters, if she has a severe response it can lead to anaphylaxis β where her airways swell and close. " |
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DILAILA!!!
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YES!
and its really serious if you are you cannot and i mean cannot let it wait go to the doctor now!
im being SERIOUS i read it in the news once about how a girl was allergic to it and they only realised when she nearly lost her life in the shower...
its like a really rare condition but it is possible im not JOKING go doctor now... if i was there with you i would drag you out the door and take you right now
if you dont believe me search it on google |
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Tino G
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Being allergic to water is highly unlikely, but IS possible.
Water is in everything and even sweating would be painful...
This is an article about a teenage girl that is allergic to water:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-520329/The-teenage-girl-allergic-WATER.html
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gilly g
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In fact The answer is yes but it's very rare, only about 30 people int he world have this condition.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquagenous_Urticaria
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquagenic_pruritus |
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Leo
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YES.. Water allergy, or "Aquagenous urticaria", is such a rare condition that there are less than thirty patients in the whole world that have been diagnosed with it. Doctors are still unsure as to why this happens with something as essential as water β one theory suggests that unusual proteins in patients system.There is no cure for aquagenous urticaria. The only is a special barrier foam developed in Sweden |
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Laura S
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you can be allergic to something that is in the water |
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