He’s been diagnosed with a lung condition and his doctor explained to me that I should get Allergy Proof Mattress Covers for his bed. However, I don’t know the first thing about where I should get these and how much they cost or anything.

I have had allergy with Allopathic medication. So is there any homeopathic treatment for weight loss? Please provided me some trustable sites addressess of Homeopathic HCg.

I have been given more than one answer and I am confused as to what the medical alert bracelet should say. Should it say succinylcholine allergy? The only people who seem to know what this is are anesthesiologists. I would like to know what it is that emergency personnel look for? Thank you.

What is the difference between acute sinus and sinus allergy? Is there any hoem treatment for acute sinus?

1) What is the name of allergy in which the person is allergic to alcohol?

I’ve seen 3 different GP’s that tells me that it’s impossible for the painkillers to cause itching, the last one agreed to prescribe another kind of painkiller, but it doesn’t kill the pain.

I’ve been taking painkillers for over 15 years now and I have never had a problem like this before. It all started when I had surgery about 18 months ago. The itching drives me crazy and I’ve been to the ER a couple of times because of it. They said that it is some sort of allergy, but couldn’t say against what.

I know it’s the painkillers since it only itches when I take them.

My problem is that the other kind of painkillers that the GP gave me isn’t doing anything for the pain. I need to stop the pain and I take the painkillers that itch.

Has anyone heard of anything like this?
Do you know what causes the itching?
Is it dangerous for me to take the painkillers that makes me itch?
Any suggestions about how to stop the itching?
The kind of painkillers that causes the itching are Distalgesic, Tramadol and such. The kind of painkiller that doesn’t help with the pain is Voltaren.
moonshadow, it itches all over the body. Showers and whatnot doesn’t help at all.
ellen d, I’ve already tried the pharmacy, nothing has changed.

I have alternatives that helps with the pain, but sometimes the painkillers is the only thing that works.
I have tried different antihistamines and medications against itching, non of them works.
coloradoraverthug, the problem is that the doctors that I have seen this far denies that the itching is caused by the painkillers. Hopefully the information you gave about opioids will help.

I know of drug chasers all to well. They make life hell for those that has real problems. Luckily my medical problems are well documented and known at the local ER.
Heavenly Home Girl, one pill is enough to cause itching. And I don’t take Tramadol more than maybe once or twice a week, most often only taking one pill each day.
It’s logic though, that a higher doze causes more itching. I don’t dare thinking of how it could be if I had to take full doze every day.