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Allergic To Everything Except Aspirin, Tylenoyl, Ibuprophen. What Is This Condition Called?

yes I am asking for a friend, she has this condition but there is no name for it so she thinks, she allergic to almost everything she is 53 and she said when she was younger and had he baby she had to have 3 eperdurials and she had her teeth done they had to numb her 12 times before it was effective , she allergic to everything accept aspirin, tylenoyl or ibuprophen...is there a name for ithis condition?

Tue, 29 Oct 2013
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If person is allergic to Ibuprofen then he/she must be allergic to Aspirin it is very rarely could be possible, if person is allergic to many chemical agents (Drugs) then said to be a case of "Fixed drugs Reaction" (FDR) or "Multi-Drugs sensitive" hope this could be helpful bye.
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Allergic To Everything Except Aspirin, Tylenoyl, Ibuprophen. What Is This Condition Called?

HI Thank for asking to HCM If person is allergic to Ibuprofen then he/she must be allergic to Aspirin it is very rarely could be possible, if person is allergic to many chemical agents (Drugs) then said to be a case of Fixed drugs Reaction (FDR) or Multi-Drugs sensitive hope this could be helpful bye.