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A member asked:
If i successfully undergo aspirin desensitization, can i then also take all nsaids safely? such as motrin?
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Family practice : Because you had an Aspirin allergy it didn't mean you had an allergy to motrin.
Answered 2/7/2016
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If i get a few tiny hives from both ibuprofen and aspirin, does that mean i can't take any nsaids at all? Also, i get hives without any meds at times
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