Read Kathi's previous post on Anaphylaxis Medications are given to us to help ease symptoms or battle a health condition. They are meant to be helpful, not harmful. However, any time you place a foreign substance into your body, you run the risk of triggering negative consequences, alo...
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so a GP shouldn't????
mummystheone
Sunday, October 12, 2008 at 07:15 AM
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silvia I'm allergic to garlic too
Posted 07/06 Comments (2)
Hi I'm silvia and I'm allergic to garlic too! When I'm...
Even though my 22 month old doesn't have a history of medicine allergy, thats because she hasnt had any antibiotics entered into her system as of yet. There is a big family history of allergy reactions to antibiotics, that was made very clear to gp upon perscripton given after examination, but laterthat day examined by a peadatricain revealled my daughter had no sign of infection on her chest so the treatment of antibiotics was uneccessary needed, i could of harmed my daughter as possibilty of anaphalaxia. Glad i listen to my instincts as a mum otherwise i may not have a little girl now to attend to.