Treatment of cephalosporin allergy

Update Date: 2024-09-17 Source: Network

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In daily life, everyone will be exposed to a lot of bacteria. If the body's resistance is poor, or the immune function has problems, it is easy to be infected by bacteria, leading to a variety of diseases. Therefore, people need to inject cephalosporin. Cephalosporin is the general name of antibacterial drugs, but some people will have allergies after the infusion of cephalosporin, Let's talk about the treatment of cephalosporin allergy.

Treatment of cephalosporin allergy

If you find that you are allergic to cephalosporins, you should stop taking them immediately. You can take oral antiallergic drugs, such as chlorpheniramine, terfenadine (No drowsiness), vitamin C, etc. For those allergic to cephalosporins, penicillins should not be used. The alternative drugs can be erythromycin or floxacin.

If there is a drug allergy, the first thing the patient should do is to stop taking the drug immediately. Many people's allergic reaction is itchy, and then there will be a rash. At this time, you can take some antiallergic drugs after withdrawal. Generally speaking, taking two to three times can have an effect.

Here we need to pay attention to that if patients have allergic reactions, they should pay more attention to their diet. We should pay attention to light diet, temporarily stop eating some spicy food, and drink more water. Conditional can also boil some licorice water to drink. This can effectively reduce the rash or itching symptoms. If allergic symptoms are more serious or have seriously affected the life of patients, this time must be timely to the regular hospital for treatment.

matters needing attention

It should be noted that if you have allergic reaction to cephalosporin and other drugs, you must give the doctor a clear explanation before seeing a doctor. If there is no allergic reaction, you can't drink alcohol when taking cephalosporins. If you drink alcohol during taking cephalosporin, it will cause serious harm to your body, some of which may be life-threatening.