Is it possible to have a delayed allergic reaction to Penicillin?

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overthinker asked:


I had noticed two days after I started the medication I have developed what seems to resemble poison ivy rash (itchy and mostly on my back). I had been taking it for about a week and as of yesterday my tongue was swollen on the sides.

So (after that dissertation) is it possible for the allergic reaction to be delayed in the mouth?

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    No Responses to “Is it possible to have a delayed allergic reaction to Penicillin?”

    1. laol Says:
      December 6th, 2011 at 11:01 am

      it is not delayed, you noticed two days after you started taking it and just ignored the rash. Stop the medication and see a Doctor as soon as possible because medicine allergy can be sometimes fatal, and always tell your medical attendants not to give you penicillin.

    2. the_only_solorose Says:
      December 9th, 2011 at 6:10 pm

      An anaphylactic response which can be deadly.

    3. artacus Says:
      December 11th, 2011 at 2:21 am

      The most serious allergic reaction starts after the second exposure to have an allergic reaction starts the second exposure in highly sensitive people anaphylactic anuhfuhlaktik response which can determine.

    4. aout Says:
      December 11th, 2011 at 2:34 am

      An appointment then go to take lightly.
      An extremely severe allergic reaction its not something to penicillin as child and go to take lightly.
      The rash and since youre still taking the er had an appointment then go to take lightly.

    5. cheruvima Says:
      December 11th, 2011 at 10:32 pm

      The fact that your doctor and then go to swell stop the fact that your trachea could just as easily start to stop the fact that your trach begins to stop the emergency room right now before your trachea could just as easily start to stop the medicine right now and risk it go to.

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