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Is Tamiflu gluten-free? If We Have Swine Flu, Can We Take Antivirals?


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ang1e0251 Contributor

With Swine flu threatening to circle the globe, will those with celiac disease be able to take meds like Tamiflu? Anyone know if they are gluten-free?


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happygirl Collaborator

According to Open Original Shared Link, it is.

Gluten would be the least of my concerns at that point.

lizard00 Enthusiast
Gluten would be the least of my concerns at that point.

Me too. Although I do think the media has blown this slightly out of proportion...

Lisa Mentor
media has blown this slightly out of proportion...

Isn't that the media's number one priority. Serious as it, I agree.

Gluten must be ingested to kick off a immune response if you have Celiac. Injections should not be an issue, unless you might have an egg allergy.

ang1e0251 Contributor

I know Tamiflu can be given by injection but I thought it was also available in tablets. No?

jerseyangel Proficient
I know Tamiflu can be given by injection but I thought it was also available in tablets. No?

Yes.

Lisa Mentor
Yes.

Didn't know that. :rolleyes:


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ang1e0251 Contributor

So, the capsules as well as the injections are gluten-free? If I'm sick enough to go to the dr, I won't feel up to researching Tamiflu. My pharmacy isn't much help.

happygirl Collaborator
According to Open Original Shared Link, it is.

And: Open Original Shared Link

Hallie Davis Apprentice
And: Open Original Shared Link

Yes, Tamiflu is gluten-free according to

Open Original Shared Link .

ang1e0251 Contributor

Thanks!

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