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Is it safe to take a medication if i'm allergic to one of the inactive ingredients?
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No, see Allergist: If you have a history of an immediate reaction to one of the inactive ingredients in a medication then I would avoid, taking an equally efficacious alternative that lacks this specific ingredient. If there are no alternative medications, and you absolutely require it, see an allergist in order to determine your risk for ingesting this product in the future.
Answered 2/18/2015
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