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Penicillins: Organs and Systems: Immunologic

Type I reactions Anaphylactic shock can occur, even after oral administration of penicillin and skin testing. However, anaphylactic shock is less common after oral than parenteral administration. In one study the incidence of anaphylactic shock was 0.04% of all patients treated with penicillin. It is also low in patients receiving long-term benzathine penicillin (1.2 million units every 4 weeks). Four episodes of anaphylaxis occurred in 0.012% of injections (1.2 reactions to 10 000 injections). Anaphylactic shock resulting in death occurred in 0.002% of all patients treated with penicillin and in 0.003% of those treated with benzathine penicillin. In …

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Penicillins: Organs and Systems: Liver

Penicillin-induced hepatotoxicity may not be as uncommon as has been thought. There have been three reviews. The first was a comparison of the assessment of drug-induced liver injury obtained by two different methods, the Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences (CIOMS) scale and the Maria & Victorino (M&V) clinical scale. Three independent experts evaluated 215 cases of hepatotoxicity reported using a structured reporting form. There was absolute agreement between the two scales in 18% of cases, but there was no agreement in cases of fulminant hepatitis or death. The authors concluded that the CIOMS instrument is more likely …

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Clofazimine: Side Effects

See also Antituberculosis drugs Clofazimine is weakly bactericidal against Mycobacterium leprae. It is active in chronic skin ulcers (Buruli ulcer) and partly against Mycobacterium avium intracellulare. The usual adult dosage is 50-100 mg/day. At higher doses, its anti-inflammatory effect seems to prevent the development of acute reactions, such as erythema nodosum leprosum. Clofazimine is a strongly lipophilic dye and accumulates in tissues, especially fat, bile, macrophages, the reticuloendothelial system, and skin. This is the basis of adverse reactions, including skin discoloration. Lymphedema, diminished sweating, and reduced tearing have been observed. Observational studies In 84 …

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Nalidixic acid: Side Effects

Nalidixic acid, the first quinolone, first introduced in 1962, is now only rarely used and has been supplanted by the fluoroquinolones. It is almost completely absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract and is rapidly eliminated by the kidneys, resulting in urinary concentrations 4-6 times higher than plasma concentrations. There are better drugs to treat urinary tract infections. General adverse effects The adverse effects of nalidixic acid tend to be toxic rather than allergic. Nervous system toxicity is predominant, including disturbances …

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Erythromycin: Side Effects

See also Macrolide antibiotics For some decades erythromycin was the only macrolide antibiotic available, but with the development of new macrolides with remarkable pharmacokinetic and safety features, it has met fierce competition and has, at least in some health-care systems, lost its place as the most important macrolide. Comparative studies In a direct comparison of clarithromycin with erythromycin stearate, the rate of adverse events was 19% in 96 patients taking clarithromycin and 35% in 112 patients taking erythromycin . Most of the adverse events associated with clarithromycin affect the gastrointestinal …

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