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What are the symptoms of amoxicillin allergy?
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Amoxicillin allergy: Symptoms may include 1 anaphylaxis which can be life threatening 2hives ang itching 3 asthma symptoms 4serum sickness, like joint pains, body aches and rashes.
Answered 7/29/2014
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