pandoc at ix.netcom.com
Sat Aug 3 07:18:23 EST 1996
In <4tncjm$7ve at sjx-ixn2.ix.netcom.com> bcb56 at ix.netcom.com(Betty
>...these reactions are to specific chemicals. Other things that would
>be considered much more irritating may cause no problems at all.
Could you give examples of a specific chemical causing problems in a
patient, and the other things considered more irritating that do not
cause any problems. Please indicate the signs and symptoms considered
to be problems.
Charles P. McCarthy, Clinical Specialist
Healthcare Consulting and
Carmichael, CA USA
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