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What if my doctor prescribed me something i am potentially allergic to? do i tell him or nurse?
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Either one: You can tell the doctor or the nurse, but make sure you talk to one of them before starting the medication. You can also discuss this with a pharmacist where you get your medications filled.
Answered 8/8/2012
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