Saturday, December 1, 2012

Allergic Reactions to Medication


Medication is usually prescribed by doctors and other medical professionals to help aid us on the road to recovery or to relieve pain. However, you may have certain allergies and some of them could be related to certain types of drugs. Even though doctors usually know which drugs you are allergic to, negligent errors could be made that may result in a dangerous reaction or, in some circumstances, death.

It is the responsibility of manufacturers to list possible allergies on their drugs and for medical staff to be aware of any allergies you have. If you believe that careless or recklessness caused your allergic reaction, call an experienced personal injury attorneys today to discuss your case. Skilled attorneys can explain your rights and may be able to help you identify the person or party responsible for your unnecessary pain and suffering.

Symptoms of an Allergic Reaction

Symptoms of drug allergies can present themselves in a variety of ways. Common types of reactions include:

Pain in your joints or muscles Hives or skin rashes Difficulty breathing High fevers Increased heart rate Swelling of the mouth or face

Other types of symptoms could occur that you may or may not have experienced before. If you have suffered because of an allergic reaction to medication, you should seek medical attention as quickly as possible to minimize any long-term effects of this reaction.

Allergic reactions can have lasting effects on your health and well-being, so it is important to make sure that the party responsible for your condition is held responsible for their carelessness.

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