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Can a minor drug allergy just go away over time? like if a person had mild hives from nsaids, or any pill for that matter, could alrgy vanish one day?
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Not really: Once you are allergic to a drug, you will always be allergic to that drug and it will not just go away.
Answered 12/16/2013
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