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They are defined as any skin disorder caused by a drug or medication.
It is estimated that 2-3% of hospitalized patients are affected by drug reactions and that serious drug reactions occurring in about 1 in 1000 patients.
- caused by overdose, or failure to excrete or metabolize.
- altered skin ecology.
- IgE mediated
- cytotoxic
- cell mediated
- Immune complex mediated
It is defined as a skin disorder characterized by local transient skin or mucosal edema (wheal) and an area of redness (erythema) that typically accompany itchy sensations and diminish within a day.
Most commonly caused by salicylates.
Antibiotics also cause urticaria.
Insect repellants cause urticaria on contact.
It may be a part of a severe or generalized anaphylaxis reaction.
Skin color can be altered by drugs like hypopigmentation and hyperpigmentation.
Minocycline –may cause blue/black pigmentation within scars
It is of two types:
1) Erythema multiforme : target like lesion may appear mainly on extensor aspect of limbs. eg. sulphonamides, barbituarates.
2) Toxic erythema : It is common and looks like measles. eg. Antibiotics (especially ampicillin), sulphonamides, barbituarates.
It is of two types:
1) Acneiform eruptions : eg. OCPs, glucocorticoids, anti-TB therapy
2) Fixed drug eruptions : round, erythmatous or purple, bullous plaque recur at the same site as application of drug. eg. Paracet
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Predictable S/E of cytotoxic agents and sometimes seen with anti thyroid drugs.
Diffused hair loss may occur during or just after the use of an oral contraceptive.
Dose dependent effect of minodoxil and cyclosporin A