Allergies - What type of drugs do I want to avoid if allergic to peanuts?
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- 14 Aug 2009 by baseballmom3
- Topics:
- allergies
Answers (1)
Marvell15 Aug 2009
I don't think any drugs (pharmacologically) as such, would affect your allergy.
You need to avoid medicines which have used peanut or peanut oil in it's manufacturing process.
Just as a precaution before you take or use any medicines ask your pharmacist if they would be able to get that information for you. Or you could call the company which makes/distributes the medicine, to ensure they do not use peanuts or peanut oil in the manufacturing process.
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