Adverse drug reactions must be carefully managed from "summary" of Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, Twenty-First Edition (Vol.1 & Vol.2) by Joseph Loscalzo,Anthony S. Fauci,Dennis L. Kasper,Stephen Hauser,Dan Longo,J. Larry Jameson
Adverse drug reactions are a significant concern in clinical practice, as they can lead to serious consequences for patients. These reactions can range from mild to severe, and can manifest in various ways, including allergic reactions, organ toxicity, and drug interactions. It is crucial that healthcare providers carefully manage adverse drug reactions to ensure the safety and well-being of their patients. One key aspect of managing adverse drug reactions is timely recognition and diagnosis. Healthcare providers must be vigilant in monitoring patients for signs and symptoms of adverse drug reactions, and promptly investigate any suspicious findings. This requires a thorough understanding of the potential side effects of the medications being prescribed, as well as knowledge of patient-specific risk factors that may increase the likelihood of a reaction. Once an adverse drug reaction is identified, healthcare providers must take appropriate steps to manage the situation. This m...
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