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Acerola and Latex Allergy

Raulf-Heimsoth et al present the case of a 37 year old man who developed anaphylaxis after drinking a glass of apple juice that has been supplemented with acerola (often added to increase vitamin C content of products such as juices).

Testing showed that the man experienced no reactions to apple juice. Further testing identifies acerola as the problem and the allergen for latex-acerola cross-reactivity was identified as 'Hev b 6.01'. They recommend that allergists include acerola on the list of latex-cross-reactive food allergens.

 

Anaphylactic reaction to apple juice containing acerola: Cross-reactivity to latex due to prohevein.
Raulf-Heimsoth M, Stark R, Sander I, Maryska S, Rihs H-P, Brüning T, Voshaar T.
J Allergy Clin Immunol 2002;109:4.