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Medication/Drug Allergies

Drug allergies are relatively rare and should be distinguished from a drug side effect. The most common drug allergens are antibiotics but other drugs can cause reactions too. Medications can also cause analyphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction that can lead to death. Talk about your experience with a drug allergy or share info about desensitization here.

ALLERGIC TO PARACETAMOL ASPRIN AND IBPROFEN

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Paracetamol asprin and ibprofen i seem to be allergic to all the above i have been given tramadol (zydol) to try .... was wandering if anyone has had the same problem and tryed the tramadol before i do take them ...never been allergic to anything before i am 39 and this all has happened in the last...

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Allergy can be cured

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I was worried about allergies from grass, could not find a sensible means, until friends advised me not to see the site (see below). and medications to help me canada-rx-drugs.com/category/Allergy?ref_id=6515

by User avatar Aydar176138

Sudden allergy to doxycycline?

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Hi, I was prescribed doxycycline last year for a case of epididimitis and i recently had a flare up of it. So I started taking the few remaining pills that I had left. about 3 days ago i started to just get very blurred vision and a loss of appetite. Is it possible that i suddenly became allergic to...

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Insulin allergy for several times. Diabetic for 20 years.

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I have become allergic to my insulin several times since becoming diabetic (20 years ago). I currently have the problem of extreme swelling that worsens every time my doctor adjusts my insulin. I will gain 10 pounds overnight (literally) from a 5 unit adjustment. Unfortunately, as my body does not...

by User avatar spencerandcat124325

Allergy persists. I\'m diagnosed with allergy to Macrobid.

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I was recently diagnosed allergic to Macrobid. Was prescribed esteroids for two weeks, I finished my prescription but mild symptons still persist. What is happening, does it take over 3 weeks for the symptoms to disapear?

by User avatar Guest

Allergic to Penicilin. Can I smoke weed?

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hi im allergic to penicilin, and i was wondering if i smoked weed would i have any allergic reactions? thanks

by User avatar Spark117947

hives caused by thyroid pills--even after stopping, the hives persist

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I was diagnosed with low thyroid in Dec 08 and started on a low dose of armour thyroid. Several weeks later I developed hives on my arms. I was switched to a synthetic thyroid pill but the hives came back. I switched to Iodoral but they came back even worse.I stopped all medication, including my...

by User avatar copper

Novacaine allergy

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I am hoping someone there can help me. I have been told that I have a novacaine allergy, so I was tested for both types of caines, ester and something else I can't remember now. Anyway, I am wondering what an alternative to this for dental work is, since I can not have general anesthesia either....

by User avatar corabella935

Anybody knows why some people develop penicillin allergy?

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Hello, I am trying to help my kid as much as possible and that includes finding out why he is allergic to penicillin. Thank god there are so many different meds today so we can easily compensate for that allergy but I am still curious. Anybody knows why some people develop penicillin allergy?

by User avatar shirleen141553967

What are the risks of insulin allergy?

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I am so afraid for my father. He is 67 years old and he can add diabetes to his long list of chronic disease and illnesses he suffers from. I would like to learn something about the medication he will have to take-insulin. What are the risks of insulin allergy? Will he accept that medication well?

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