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Iron chelation drugs i'm taking are causing a rash, is this an allergic reaction?
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It Could Be: Without knowing the drug, what the rash looks like, or why you need the drug it is hard to safely answer this question. It might be an allergy, but most drug allergies get worse with repeated exposure to the drug. You should discuss this with your doctor and see an allergy specialist if needed.
Answered 9/29/2016
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