Re:NSAID reaction allergic?

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I don't know if the NSAID reaction is related to IgE, but I have had

reactions to some NSAIDs and some I haven't. My Celebrex reaction was before

Xolair, my Cliniril reaction was after I started Xolair. I have taken Motrin,

Aspirin, Relefen, Naprosyn; Vioxx and Bextra before they were taken off the

market; without problems. It was a visit to the ER for Celebrex and Cliniril;

although thinking back the reaction preXolair lasted for a number of days where

the reaction postXolair was milder. But the difference may have been how my

body reacted to the different med, nothing relating to whether I was on

Xolair or not.

After two shoulder surgeries, one knee and one foot; I cringe every time

they change my meds. I have been on maintenance NSAIDs since 2001.

Debbie

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Thanks, Debbie. I have reacted to Motrin, Aspirin, Naprosyn and one that

starts with an " F " . But I had no problems with Vioxx. I have now been on the

Celebrex for 5 days and have had no issues with my asthma. But it will be a

truer test to see how I do the week before my Xolair shot is due (2/18).

I have had 3 knee surgeries, a shoulder surgery, reflux surgery, nasal

surgery and now need the foot fixed (Morton's Neuroma gone nuts.) I have

gotten to the point with injuries where I just treat with rest, ice and

electrical stim. I had to even resort to prednisone a few times pre-Xolair

(and once post). But if Celebrex works, that would be great to have an NSAID

again.

On a side note, I got great news at the eye doctor the other day. Pressure

is back down in my left eye so the reduction in steroids (off oral pred and

dropping from 500 to 250 w/ Advair) seems to have made a difference. Phew!

My husband prefers if only one thing is broke at a time. LOL!!!

B.

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Subject: [ ] Re:NSAID reaction allergic?

I don't know if the NSAID reaction is related to IgE, but I have had

reactions to some NSAIDs and some I haven't. My Celebrex reaction was before

Xolair, my Cliniril reaction was after I started Xolair. I have taken

Motrin,

Aspirin, Relefen, Naprosyn; Vioxx and Bextra before they were taken off the

market; without problems. It was a visit to the ER for Celebrex and

Cliniril;

although thinking back the reaction preXolair lasted for a number of days

where

the reaction postXolair was milder. But the difference may have been how my

body reacted to the different med, nothing relating to whether I was on

Xolair or not.

After two shoulder surgeries, one knee and one foot; I cringe every time

they change my meds. I have been on maintenance NSAIDs since 2001.

Debbie

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[Guest guest]

>

> Thanks, Debbie. I have reacted to Motrin, Aspirin, Naprosyn and

one that

> starts with an " F " . But I had no problems with Vioxx. I have now

been on the

> Celebrex for 5 days and have had no issues with my asthma. But it

will be a

> truer test to see how I do the week before my Xolair shot is due

(2/18).

>

>

>

> I have had 3 knee surgeries, a shoulder surgery, reflux surgery,

nasal

> surgery and now need the foot fixed (Morton's Neuroma gone nuts.)

I have

> gotten to the point with injuries where I just treat with rest,

ice and

> electrical stim. I had to even resort to prednisone a few times

pre-Xolair

> (and once post). But if Celebrex works, that would be great to

have an NSAID

> again.

>

>

>

> On a side note, I got great news at the eye doctor the other day.

Pressure

> is back down in my left eye so the reduction in steroids (off oral

pred and

> dropping from 500 to 250 w/ Advair) seems to have made a

difference. Phew!

> My husband prefers if only one thing is broke at a time. LOL!!!

>

>

>

> B.

>

>

>

> From:

[mailto: ] On

> Behalf Of jsrcreation@...

> Sent: Friday, February 08, 2008 11:42 AM

>

> Subject: [ ] Re:NSAID reaction allergic?

>

>

>

> I don't know if the NSAID reaction is related to IgE, but I have

had

> reactions to some NSAIDs and some I haven't. My Celebrex reaction

was before

>

> Xolair, my Cliniril reaction was after I started Xolair. I have

taken

> Motrin,

> Aspirin, Relefen, Naprosyn; Vioxx and Bextra before they were

taken off the

> market; without problems. It was a visit to the ER for Celebrex and

> Cliniril;

> although thinking back the reaction preXolair lasted for a number

of days

> where

> the reaction postXolair was milder. But the difference may have

been how my

> body reacted to the different med, nothing relating to whether I

was on

> Xolair or not.

>

> After two shoulder surgeries, one knee and one foot; I cringe

every time

> they change my meds. I have been on maintenance NSAIDs since 2001.

>

> Debbie

>

> **************Biggest Grammy Award surprises of all time on AOL

Music.

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>

>

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Thank you for the detailed explanation on the reaction to NSAIDs. I found

the information quite interesting.

Debbie

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