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Hi,
It is not possible to get an allergic re-action to a drug unless there is some point of entry for the drug to enter the system.
Unless it is giving off a vapor which you breathe in-though this does not seem possible-or if it comes in contact with you physically and has a route of entry.
May be it is just playing on your mind. In any case just be prepared to handle any emergency that could possibly arise due to your allergy.
It is not possible to get an allergic re-action to a drug unless there is some point of entry for the drug to enter the system.
Unless it is giving off a vapor which you breathe in-though this does not seem possible-or if it comes in contact with you physically and has a route of entry.
May be it is just playing on your mind. In any case just be prepared to handle any emergency that could possibly arise due to your allergy.