Recently, Ms. Zhou (pseudonym), who lives in Shenzhen, found that she had symptoms such as fever, sore throat, cough, etc. , so she mixed 7 cold cough relieving drugs such as azithromycin, Kerpin, and Chetrin prescribed in the clinic to take . After taking the medicine for two days, erythema and small pustules appeared on her face and body. Ms. Zhou immediately went to Shenzhen People's Hospital for treatment. After examination, she was diagnosed with acute generalized rash impotence (AGEP). recommended that she be hospitalized immediately.
According to reports, the "acute generalized ejaculation pustitis" that Ms. Zhou suffered from is one of the severe drug rashes, also known as toxic pyoderma. The cause of is mainly related to drug allergies, infections and other factors. It is clinically manifested as dense needle-sized pustules covered with erythema based on erythema, accompanied by itching or pain. In severe cases, it may involve the mucosa or visceral system, resulting in complications such as renal failure, which is life-threatening.
Fortunately, in general, is self-limiting and has a short course of disease. If no other complications occur, you will be cured by 7-14 days after stopping taking suspicious drugs. Ms. Zhou was in time for treatment. After stopping the use of suspicious drugs, she recovered and discharged from the hospital soon after anti-allergic treatment and symptomatic treatment.
Doctor reminds: , you cannot take medicine at will at will. The damage may be greater if you superimpose, overdose, or mixed medications. Recently, many citizens have begun to follow the trend to stock up on medicine, but they should not take medicine indiscriminately, especially when taking a variety of medicines in a mixed manner, it may cause big problems.
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