pantrimy friend took mefenamic acid to releife his dental pain, five minute after that his hands and lips swallen
Can mefenamic acid cause an allergic response? if it can cause allergy, how dangerous is that?
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- 10 Dec 2009 by pantri
- Topics:
- allergies, mefenamic acid, oral and dental conditions
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11 Dec 2009
Mefenamic acid may cause side effects including swelling of the eyes, face, lips, tongue, throat, hands, arms. feet. ankles or lower leg. This is a serious side effect and should call the doctor immediately. Tell your friend not take anymore mefenamic acid until he/she talk to a doctor.
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