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Old 01-24-2011, 01:21 PM #5
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I just had infusions on Thursday and Friday. Saturday I had a mild allergic reaction.

The only time I had a serious reaction was the first time at a new infusion center without benadryl and tylenol because the Dr. did not order it.

Make sure your Dr. ordered benadryl and tylenol before your infusion or bring 2of each with you.

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