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Theraflu And/or Aspirin

lucky97

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Hi,

Is Theraflu Flu and Sore Throat gluten free? I see it contains maltodextrin which, in medications, is supposed to be suspect.

IF it is NOT gluten free, can I take regular aspirin or widely-known pain reliever? I haven't been sick since getting this diagnosis last year and really need some relief but haven't taken anything yet.

As an aside, I find searching this site "via google" a little confusing.

Thanks!

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Well, now feeling downright miserable and, seeing Theraflu on this list, I'm going to take some. Always worked pretty good in the past before I was diagnosed. Wish me luck. Oh, here's the list...

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Maltodextrin is not a problem.

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This is good news...I am proceeding to the store right now on my way to work. Theraflu used to do the job for me in the past before I got diagnosed a few years ago.

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