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allergic reactions
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Do I need to worry about inhaling something I'm extremely allergic to?
What is it?
penacillian (sp?)What is it?
penacillian (sp?)
Penicillin? Shouldn't be a problem. If it is a big issue that you discover in pharmacy school, you can always use a face mask and gloves.
If you had an anaphylactic reaction (severe allergic reaction often involving hives and difficulty breathing due to inflammation of the airways) to it, then stay as far away as possible from it! If you can't totally avoid it in the pharmacy and you have had anaphylaxis, then make sure you always have an Epi-Pen and some Benadryl (diphenhydramine) ready.
Mike
Mike