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Harder Breathing, Heavy Chest After Taking Ibuprofen For Headache. Swelling In Throat, Uneasy To Breathe After Taking Apirin For Cough. Ideas?

HELLO,MY NAME IS MARK.I TRY NOT TO TAKE HEADACHE TABLETS WHEN I GET HEADACHE,I CAME HOME FROM WORK TODAY WITH A BAD HEADACHE AND TOOK TWO IBUPRAFEN TABLETS ,WITH IN AN HOUR MY BREATHING AND CHEST SEEMS TO BE HARDER FOR SOME REASON AND I STARTED TO CAUGH A LITTLE TO.I ALSO TOOK ASPRIN RECENTLY AND SOON AFTER WARDS MY THROAT SEEMED TO SWELL AND I FOUND IT UNEASY TO BREATH COULD THIS BE SOME REACTION AS THE NEXT DAY ALL WAS WELL AGAIN
Fri, 6 Sep 2013
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Nephrologist 's  Response
HI
thanks for the query.
Have you had similar problems in the past?
It could well be that you are allergic to some of the pain medications. Throat swelling and difficulty in breathing could be features of that.
If you have requirements of an analgesic in the future I suggest that you see a family doctor for the same.
Hope this helps
Good luck.
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Harder Breathing, Heavy Chest After Taking Ibuprofen For Headache. Swelling In Throat, Uneasy To Breathe After Taking Apirin For Cough. Ideas?

HI thanks for the query. Have you had similar problems in the past? It could well be that you are allergic to some of the pain medications. Throat swelling and difficulty in breathing could be features of that. If you have requirements of an analgesic in the future I suggest that you see a family doctor for the same. Hope this helps Good luck.