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Very nasty. I wasn't allergic, but I'm one of the ones that they make
feel sick.

*Very* sick.

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Ahh, didn't get it that bad, just *felt* like barfing.

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On Mon, 08 Sep 2008 19:11:39 GMT, Catman

I thought at first it was something else as I'd been taking them for a
few days. I couldn't keep anything down at all, even water, and
whenever I'm sick I get loads of broken bloods vessels in my face and
neck. A day or so later I started itching so much I had to wrap myself
in wet towels, which is when I phoned the doc (well, NHS Direct, who
got my on-call doc to ring me).

The doc said that sometimes if you've had them before you can have an
adverse reaction; I was taking two different sorts at the time and he
told me that was the one to stop. It took 48 horrible hours before I
stopped feeling like I was rolling in nettles.

 

Because I'm hoping to only be on bed rest for a couple of days. I'm
downstairs atm (lured by a freshly cooked ham and mushroom omlette)
and it's lovely to read news in agent on a big screen and not having
to balance a keyboard on my knees.

 

Horrid things. In the end, they dug out the filling that seemed to be
causing the problem and re-filled it. Touch wood, all seems to be well now.

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