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Could Hydrocodone Tablets Lead To Rashes On Arms And Swelling Of Face?

I did a new filling yesterday an the doctor described a hydrocodin pain pills, at first i had a rash on my arm, and in the morning when i woke up my face was swelling, I drank cold milk and i put some on my face, after 12 hours still the swelling there, it feels like it swelled more. and i am taking also amoxceleen 875mg
Wed, 15 Jan 2014
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Pain Medicine & Palliative Care Specialist 's  Response
Hi,
This appears to be an allergic reaction to either the hydrocodone or amoxicillin. I suggest you stop both drugs. Take paracetamol for the pain in the meantime. Contact your doctor for another prescription for different antibiotics. For an alternative pain-killer to add to the paracetamol you could consider ibuprofen but discuss this with your doctor first.
Regards,
Dr K A Pottinger,
MBChB FRCA
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Could Hydrocodone Tablets Lead To Rashes On Arms And Swelling Of Face?

Hi, This appears to be an allergic reaction to either the hydrocodone or amoxicillin. I suggest you stop both drugs. Take paracetamol for the pain in the meantime. Contact your doctor for another prescription for different antibiotics. For an alternative pain-killer to add to the paracetamol you could consider ibuprofen but discuss this with your doctor first. Regards, Dr K A Pottinger, MBChB FRCA