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Drug Allergy Learning Center
Drug allergies are common. Most people will have some kind of mild adverse affects to many types of medication. However, others will have more serious reactions to common medications, such as penicillin or other antibiotics. Knowing what you should and should not take can prevent serious health risks.
- What Are the Symptoms?
- Drug Allergies 101
- Who is at Risk?
- How Do I Know for Sure?
- Who to See If You Have a Bad Reaction
- What about Alternative Treatments?
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Drug Allergy News
Kids' Penicillin Allergy May Not Signal Other Drug Reactions
WEDNESDAY, March 7 (HealthDay News) -- Children who are allergic to penicillin are not more likely than other kids to develop additional drug allergies, new research suggests. Pediatric patients who ...
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