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Had A Shunt Operation. Developed A Rash Due To Allergy To Cypro. Could It Be Gout?

Hi I never have done this. But I m going to try Thank You. My sister had a shunt operation about 2 weeks ago. She is 79 yrs. old. Developed a rash due to allergy to Cypro. All over, was given Benadril. She got better. Now she has a rash on her foot and pain in her toes at night.could this be related to antibiotics given during and after her operation? Or could it be Gout. She was given a cream to put on.
Sat, 25 May 2013
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YES IT IS DEFINATELY DUE TO ANTIBIOTICS ANALGESICS AND VITAMINS AND SUPPLIMENTS GIVEN IN SURGERY
IT WILL RECOVER AS YOU STOP ALL MEDICINS AND TIM PASSES
YOU CAN GIVE ANTI ALLERIC ALLEGRA 120 MG OD FOR SOME DAYS AND APPLY CALAMINE LOTION ON AFFECTED AREAS
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Had A Shunt Operation. Developed A Rash Due To Allergy To Cypro. Could It Be Gout?

YES IT IS DEFINATELY DUE TO ANTIBIOTICS ANALGESICS AND VITAMINS AND SUPPLIMENTS GIVEN IN SURGERY IT WILL RECOVER AS YOU STOP ALL MEDICINS AND TIM PASSES YOU CAN GIVE ANTI ALLERIC ALLEGRA 120 MG OD FOR SOME DAYS AND APPLY CALAMINE LOTION ON AFFECTED AREAS