Been awhile since I've done a Talkin' Shop post, huh?! Let's talk about allergies, today, my friends. I'm not talking the sniffles you get every fall from ragweed (I mean, really...who isn't allergic to that stuff?!), I'm talking about drug allergies. Allergy: (Taken right from my Mac's dictionary.) al ler gy |ˈalərjē| noun ( pl. -gies ) a damaging immune response by the body to a substance, esp. pollen, fur, a particular food, or dust, to which it has become hypersensitive . (Pssst...Apple dictionary dudes, you left out "drugs".) (Via Google Image) Many people will cite an allergy to a drug if it causes them nausea and/or vomiting, particularly to narcotics. Peeps, narcotics CAN cause nausea and vomiting. It is NOT an allergy...it is a side effect or, maybe, an intolerance. Here's the catch: If you list a drug as an allergy, it can prevent you from getting other drugs in that drug class. For example: If you say you are allergic to morphine b...