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Old Aug 12, 2005, 05:31 PM
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My youngest son is on Peniclin and when I give it to him I wig out thinking that Im having a reaction and can even feel swelling and all that stuff. Oh yeah Im deathly allergic to it thats why.

Is this normal??
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Old Aug 12, 2005, 06:29 PM
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Probably already thought of this, but can someone else give your son his medicine?

How old is he?

You are deathly allergic to it, makes sense that you might feel anxious dealing with it at all. What does doctor say, do they know your situation here?

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