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Síndrome de hipersensibilidade a múltiplas drogas é definida como alergia a duas ou mais drogas quimicamente diferentes. Difere de reatividade cruzada (devida a semelhanças estruturais, vias metabólicas comuns ou mecanismos farmacológicos), reações de agudização (exacerbação de uma alergia a droga preexistente por troca precoce de terapia para uma nova droga), e síndrome de intolerância múltipla a drogas.
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Multiple drug hypersensitivity syndrome is defined as drug allergies to two or more chemically different drugs. It differs from cross-reactivity (due to structural similarities, common metabolic pathways, or pharmacological mechanisms), flare- up reactions (exacerbation of an existing drug allergy by the early switch of therapy to a novel drug), and multiple drug intolerance syndrome.

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Multiple drug hypersensitivity syndrome is defined as drug allergies to two or more chemically different drugs. It differs from cross-reactivity (due to structural similarities, common metabolic pathways, or pharmacological mechanisms), flare- up reactions (exacerbation of an existing drug allergy by the early switch of therapy to a novel drug), and multiple drug intolerance syndrome.
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    Multiple drug hypersensitivity syndrome
    Multiple drug hypersensitivity syndrome is defined as drug allergies to two or more chemically different drugs. It differs from cross-reactivity (due to structural similarities, common metabolic pathways, or pharmacological mechanisms), flare- up reactions (exacerbation of an existing drug allergy by the early switch of therapy to a novel drug), and multiple drug intolerance syndrome.

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