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18 years ago , i had an anaphylactic reaction to asprin. dr said to never take it again. agree? or could i try in a doctor's office setting?
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Not safe: Usually if you have had an anaphylactic reaction then it is not safe to retry since other alternatives for Aspirin can be used instead.
Answered 6/24/2014
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