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What is the definition or description of: chlorhexidine gluconate allergy?

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Classic: Chlorhexidine gluconate the the generic name for the rinse that is given for periodontal problems. If you have an allergy to it the signs would be classic allergy signs...puffy or red gums or oral mucosa. Itchy gums or mouth. or possible full blown swelling. Stop using it if you are getting such a reaction.

Answered 9/30/2016

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