It generally depends on the antibiotic. Certain rashes can quickly become very serious conditions and should not be taken lightly.
If you notice that after taking the medicine you have a rash, immediately call your doctor and alert them to your situation. Pharmacists are the drug experts so I also suggest calling your pharmacy and describe your symptoms - they will be able to determine if it is a true drug allergy. If it is, they can then document it in your medical chart (medical profile) so that in the future, the doctors wont be able to give you the same medicine.
Pharmacists are really there for the best interest of the patient and for drug safety, so I highly recommend talking to them while alerting your doctor to your allergy as well.
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Characteristics of someone with a mold allergy are a it can make you cough, make your eyes itch and cause other symptoms that make you miserable. For more information go to...http://www.cnn.com/HEALTH/library/mold-allergy/DS00773.html
Co-fluampicil is a combination antibiotic that includes ampicillin, which is a penicillin derivative. Therefore, it is generally not considered safe for individuals with a penicillin allergy, as they may also react to co-fluampicil. If someone has a known penicillin allergy, it's crucial to consult a healthcare professional before taking this medication to discuss alternative treatments.
We get allergy usually from genetic predisposition, environmental triggers and locally found protein allergens.
an antibiotic is a medication given to someone who has some type of infection. it fights the pathogens. =]
Nut and Peanut Allergy
It depends on the allergy.
If someone wanted to find information about allergies there are a variety of places where someone can do so. Some of these places are Allergy UK, Mayo Clinic, Food Allergens and AAIA.
Sometimes its safe and sometimes it is not. It is best to be on the safe side and not wear a white gold watch for someone with a regular gold allergy.
There are many things that can go wrong in a medicine, depending upon what type of medicine it is. Primarily, most medicines can degrade, which means the chemicals weaken. The drug is then less effective for the purpose it is needed. For example, if an antibiotic's chemical make-up weakens, it will not fight the infection as it should if the medication was not expired. When someone with an infection takes an expired medication, the bacteria then continue to multiply, unchecked. The person would get sicker even though taking the expired antibiotic. I would just go out and buy a new bottle or obtain a new prescription.
No, someone with a shellfish allergy should not consume dishes made with oyster sauce as it contains ingredients derived from shellfish and can trigger an allergic reaction.
The effect of a good allergy in human life is that you will always have to watch what you are eating, especially when someone else prepares your meals for you.