Adverse drug reactions, what should I do

It seems that I have passed your problem, and today o light song and man dance o have copied it again, hehe.

I haven't heard of a shot of hormones to become muscle weakness, and it's much more difficult than 5 million.

Everyone else will say the same, but no matter what everyone says, they won't believe it when they feel uncomfortable, and I won't believe it when they change to me. Go to the hospital for a consultation, and if you are not worried about the doctor who prescribed your medicine, you can go to another doctor.

I also think it's going to be okay, you're too sensitive.

The meaning of the following terms in these measures: (1) Adverse drug reactions refer to harmful reactions that occur under the normal usage and dosage of qualified drugs that are not related to the purpose of medication. (2) Adverse drug reaction reporting and monitoring refers to the process of discovery, reporting, evaluation and control of adverse drug reactions.

3) Serious adverse drug reaction refers to the reaction caused by the use of drugs in one of the following conditions:1resulting in death; 2.

life-threatening; 3.Carcinogenic, teratogenic, birth defects; 4.results in significant or permanent disability or impairment of organ function; 5.

resulting in hospitalization or prolonged hospital stay; 6.Resulting in other important medical events, such as not being carried out** may be subject to the conditions listed above. (4) New adverse drug reactions refer to adverse reactions that are not specified in the drug instructions.

If it has been described in the instructions, but the nature, extent, consequences or frequency of adverse reactions are inconsistent with the description in the instructions or more serious, they shall be treated as new adverse drug reactions. (5) Adverse events of drug groups refer to incidents that cause damage or threat to the health or life safety of a certain number of people in the process of use of the same drug at a relatively concentrated time and area, and need to be dealt with urgently. The same drug:

It refers to drugs with the same drug name, the same dosage form and the same specification produced by the same manufacturer. (6) Key drug monitoring refers to drug safety monitoring activities carried out in order to further understand the clinical use of drugs and the occurrence of adverse reactions, and to study the characteristics, severity and incidence of adverse reactions.

1. Caused by infection with the new coronavirus: usually mild symptoms, asymptomatic infections will not leave sequelae. However, it cannot be ruled out that some mildly symptomatic infected patients will also have loss of smell and taste after turning negative, and there is no evidence or research data to prove that the sequelae such as loss of smell and taste will continue forever, and it is generally possible to gradually return to normal in the future.

Some patients with severe closure mimicry and critical infection will have fibrosis left in the lungs of some patients with severe closure mimetic disease and critical infection. This is due to the new coronavirus infecting the lungs;

2. Drug-induced: such as lymphopenia, abnormal liver and kidney function, hyposexuality, osteoporosis, etc., which is due to the fact that the use of drugs in severe patients is more complex than that of patients with mild symptoms, and the application time is long.

Due to the current mutation of the new coronavirus, the virulence has also weakened, so there are generally no sequelae and coincidence symptoms, and patients do not need to worry too much. If you have shortness of breath and other conditions during the stay-at-home period, seek medical attention at the respiratory medicine department as soon as possible**. In addition, you should pay attention to personal protection, wear a mask when you go out, avoid going to crowded places to avoid cross-infection, and wash your hands frequently, strengthen exercise, and pay attention to rest.

In the event of an adverse drug reaction, the first thing to do as a patient is to stop taking the drug suspected of causing the adverse drug reaction and consult a doctor. If the suspicious symptoms are indeed adverse drug reactions, the drug should be taken with caution in the future. If the adverse effects are severe, the same drug should be avoided.

If the adverse reaction has occurred and is very severe, you should go to the hospital** and use other drugs that help to excrete the drug from the body and protect the function of the relevant organs. According to the Administrative Measures for the Reporting and Monitoring of Adverse Drug Reactions, individuals who find suspected adverse reactions to drugs should report to the adverse drug reaction monitoring centers of the Food and Drug Administration at all levels.

The state implements a step-by-step and regular reporting system for adverse drug reactions. Serious or rare adverse drug reactions should be reported at any time, and if necessary, they can be reported to the State Food and Drug Administration.