Adverse drug reactions
A unfavourable or harmful reaction that follows the use of a medication or medication combination in normal conditions and is believed to be brought on by the medication is known as an adverse drug reaction. A negative reaction typically necessitates stopping the medicine or reducing the dose. Any injury that occurs to a patient while they are taking medicine, whether or not the medication is regarded to be the cause, is considered an adverse event.
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