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Can u get a reaction taking either meds or vitamins if you've been taking it 4 6 months & no reaction. can you get a reaction even after 6 months?
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Yes: If you have been taking excessive amounts of fat soluble vitamins - it can eventually catch up with you over time. Additionally, you may tolerate a medication well initially and built up a sensitivity to it over time.
Answered 5/23/2020
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