… It is likely that exposure to other inhaled corticosteroids in patients known to be allergic to
that … If a patient with asthma already using inhaled corticosteroids develops a skin reaction for …

… have described the occurrence of cutaneous or mucous reactions occurring after use of …
and redness of the mouth and the face has been described.[19] An immediate allergic reaction …

… skin ADRs, which should be promptly recognised and treated. In this review, we will focus on
the incidence, management … handling, sterile fields and avoidance of any adhesive material…

… most important step for management of fixed drug eruption. … reaction in skin tests can be
tried initially. It is necessary to be careful not to ignore minor reactions in the interpretation of skin …

… as “a serious allergic reaction that is … prevalence of drug-induced anaphylaxis in the adult
population, adequate and reliable skin testing materials to document IgE-mediated reactions …

… Such reactions are more common in atopic patients. The incidence of allergic reactions to
… The incidence of anaphylaxis on administration of streptokinase is about 0.1 %. This has …

… allergic reactions are usually short-lived, and resolve spontaneously within a few weeks.
Useful adjuncts to managing allergic reactions … is that patients should avoid injection into these …

… , xerosis, papulopustular rash, hand-foot skin reaction, alopecia … , avoiding leaving sharp or
frayed edges, avoiding cutting too … injuries through the avoidance of uncomfortable footwear …

… during the treatment to avoid infections and trauma. A very thin dressing is recommended
to … to the management of skin reactions will make it possible to limit the incidence of these …

… -type hypersensitivity reaction that differs from skin prick testing, … the cutaneous avoidance
of allergens, dietary avoidance … patients, and the true incidence is unknown. The mechanism …