allergic to cortison(also inhaled)
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> Just out of curiosity, Piotr, where did you learn that cortisone > allergy might be associated with aspirin allergy? > Larry
For instance: J Allergy Clin Immunol 1981 Sep;68(3):201-4 Dajani BM et all Bronchospasm caused by intravenous hydrocortisone sodium succinate (Solu-Cortef) in aspirin-sensitive asthmatic J Microbiol Immunol Infect. 2001 Jun;34(2):150-4 Peng YS et all Steroid allergy: report of two cases Ann Ital Med Int 1998 Jan-Mar;13(1)47-52 Polosa R et all Anaphylactic reaction to oral prednisone: a case report and review of the literature and some more P. —- [http://www.am.torun.pl/~pekasz]
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In article – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Just out of curiosity, Piotr, where did you learn that cortisone > allergy might be associated with aspirin allergy? > Larry > For instance: > J Allergy Clin Immunol 1981 Sep;68(3):201-4 > Dajani BM et all > Bronchospasm caused by intravenous hydrocortisone sodium succinate > (Solu-Cortef) in aspirin-sensitive asthmatic > J Microbiol Immunol Infect. 2001 Jun;34(2):150-4 > Peng YS et all > Steroid allergy: report of two cases > Ann Ital Med Int 1998 Jan-Mar;13(1)47-52 > Polosa R et all > Anaphylactic reaction to oral prednisone: a case report and review > of the literature > and some more > P.
Thank you Piotr. I am aware of Dajani’s article. I believe the first report of the possible association was Partridge MR, Gibson GJ: Adverse bronchial reactions to intravenous hydrocortisone in two aspirin-sensitive asthmatic patients. Br. Med. J. 1978; 1:1521. By 1985 there had been five cases of this association adequately investigated. I am interested to see that single case reports continue. Larry
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> I am interested to see that single case reports continue.
I had in 2001 also met two such cases in my practice, but I have not it published P. —- [http://www.am.torun.pl/~pekasz]
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Hi I’m on Singulair, but that isn’t enough. I’m not allergic to aspirin. I get really bad urticaria from the cortison. thanks
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> I am interested to see that single case reports continue. > I had in 2001 also met two such cases in my practice, > but I have not it published
You really need to start publishing these things. It seems everytime that someone mentions something that is rare you have seen several cases in your practice. Are you, by any chance, a zebra farmer? — CBI, MD "Believe those who are seeking the truth; doubt those who find it." -Andre Gide
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In article > During the last hospitalization they found out that I was allergic to > both inhaled cortison and cortison pills. They tried all different > Do you have allergic reaction on aspirine and aspirine-like drugs? > The hypersensivity on cortison may be associated with aspirinic asthma. > In this case other steroid – for instance fluticason can be used. > Cross-reaction is not often > P. > —- > [http://www.am.torun.pl/~pekasz]
Just out of curiosity, Piotr, where did you learn that cortisone allergy might be associated with aspirin allergy? Larry
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> During the last hospitalization they found out that I was allergic to > both inhaled cortison and cortison pills. They tried all different
Do you have allergic reaction on aspirine and aspirine-like drugs? The hypersensivity on cortison may be associated with aspirinic asthma. In this case other steroid – for instance fluticason can be used. Cross-reaction is not often P. —- [http://www.am.torun.pl/~pekasz]
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long term – singular – i now sleep through the night and less likely to have attack when someone walks by that just bathed in perfume or aftershave. also my sister is on dry diskus inhaler that she says isn’t steroid. for attacks – i don’t have many of them so don’t know much. good luck.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi > During the last hospitalization they found out that I was allergic to > both inhaled cortison and cortison pills. They tried all different > types of corticosteriods/cortison, and I always get urticaria from it. > I already know that I don’t tolerate pills or intraveneous cortison, > but now I have developed an allergy against my inhalors(which is very > frustrating). I do need to take it each day to keep my asthma under > control. > Any help? > Thanks
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Hi During the last hospitalization they found out that I was allergic to both inhaled cortison and cortison pills. They tried all different types of corticosteriods/cortison, and I always get urticaria from it. I already know that I don’t tolerate pills or intraveneous cortison, but now I have developed an allergy against my inhalors(which is very frustrating). I do need to take it each day to keep my asthma under control. Any help? Thanks
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