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pekrul
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PostPosted: 08/04/05 - 02:00    Post subject: erythromicin Vote now! Reply with quote

Hi all. I finished my regimen of erythromicin 3 days ago but now I have an ongoing body rash. The rash that began near the end of the 10 day of 15 day period. I heve been using erythromicin before and I’ve never experienced nothing like it. Could this be an allergic reaction? Is it possible it is something else??? Thanks for your thoughts.
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PostPosted: 08/12/05 - 11:59    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

The rash you’ve described could be a drug rash, but it could also be related to the infection you were treated for. If you never had such reactions on the drug before, then I believe that the drug was not the cause. I would say that it is something else causing it. As you did not provide more information, I can’t tell you what the cause might be – so, I recommend you see your doc for further examinations.
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