Desensitization for chemicals
Betty Bridges
bcb56 at ix.netcom.com
Sun Feb 16 00:27:05 EST 1997
I don't think passing on information is practicing medicine. I did not
ask for a diagnosis, treatment, or mediciation. I simply asked if
such a treatment existed. The only reason I provided specifics was to
give enough information to make it clear what type of chemicals I was
referring to since in reality everything is made of chemicals. It
would be my responsibility as to what I do with information that is
recieved.
Betty Bridges, RN
Michael A. Fishman wrote:
Does it occur to you that if somebody here replied to your
post with `advice', he/she would be guilty of practicing
medicine without a licence?
Betty Bridges had written:
>
> Is there any desensitization available for chemicals? I have a
severe hypersensitivity to the fragrance chemical "amylcinnamaldehyde".
>The severe asthmatic reaction I have from exposure makes it very
>difficult for me to function in public settings because of the wide
>spread use of this chemical in fragranced products of all types.
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