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Hi Donnagio,
I'm not an expert on drug allergies, but one thing about allergies... the first contact sometimes does nothing more than sensitize you. Then, on the 2nd or 3rd contact, the allergy emerges. So that may be what happened with Zithromax.
This sounds like a serious allergy and will definitely complicate treatment for future bacterial infections. I would continue to work with your allergist to find a solution.
To your health,
Kathi
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