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Old 05-15-2008, 10:35 AM #1
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Default Anyone with MS have severe allergic reaction to sulfa drugs?

Hi,

I am still in limboland with no DX for MS at this time.

Last month I had an allergic reaction to a sulfa drug--Bactrim-DS and had to go to the emergency room for Solu-Medrol, Benadryl etc. This came out full force after a hot shower.

Now after having the flu again, I keeping breaking out with a rash on my body, redness of the face comes and goes, and occasional red round areas that come and go.

I am now wondering whether I have lupus instead of MS.

Can anyone help with any information?

Thanks....
Terri
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