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What is the definition or description of: mobic (meloxicam) allergy?
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Drug allergy: In many cases, the allergic reactions is mild. Severe cases can lead to shock and may be life-threatening. Hives, rash, and fever are common symptoms. Treatment involves discontinuing the medication that’s causing the reaction. Other medications can reduce the allergy symptoms, such as antihistamines. In severe cases, bronchodilators, or epinephrine may be needed.
Answered 11/27/2017
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