[Pharmaceutical preparations which contain XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity809 @entity391 @entity117 @entity4125 @entity111 @entity2704 @entity5254 @entity8968 @entity56 @entity25041 @entity113 @entity3352 @entity110
@entity56 to food colors have been known since 1958. Reactions to @entity25041 , our example, include generalized @entity111 , @entity110 , @entity113 , @entity809 , @entity391 , @entity2704 , @entity5254 and @entity8968 , coughing, @entity4125 . Many @entity1 who are allergic to antiinflammatory drugs such as @entity117 and @entity3352 show cross-reaction to @entity25041 . Doses producing these reactions range from minimal amounts up to 750 mg. Symptoms appear after periods of time ranging from minutes to 6 to 14 hours. In view of these facts (some of which represent a threat to the @entity1 's life), additives, colouring matter, etc, do not usually appear in product labels or specifications, or in handbooks or catalogues used in practice. We drew up a list of drugs which may contain food dyes and coloring matter, yellow No. 5. A letter was written to 233 laboratories of which 159 (68%) replied. 72 (45%) in the affirmative and 87 (55%) in the negative, 74 (32%) did not reply.
