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Reações de hipersensibilidade a drogas são os efeitos adversos de formulações farmacêuticas (incluindo compostos ativos e excipientes) que clinicamente se assemelham à alergia. Pertencem ao tipo B de reações adversas a drogas, que são definidas pela Organização Mundial de Saúde como respostas nocivas, dose-independentes, imprevisíveis e não intencionais a uma droga tomada na dose habitual para humanos. Inclui muitos fenótipos clínicos diferentes com início e gravidade variáveis. | |||
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Drug hypersensitivity reactions are the adverse effects of pharmaceutical formulations (including active drugs and excipients) that clinically resemble allergy. It belongs to type B adverse drug reactions, which are defined by the World Health Organization as the dose-independent, unpredictable, noxious, and unintended response to a drug taken at a dose normally used in humans. It covers many different clinical phenotypes with variable onset and severity. | |||
Revision as of 19:29, 13 August 2026
Drug hypersensitivity reactions are the adverse effects of pharmaceutical formulations (including active drugs and excipients) that clinically resemble allergy. It belongs to type B adverse drug reactions, which are defined by the World Health Organization as the dose-independent, unpredictable, noxious, and unintended response to a drug taken at a dose normally used in humans. It covers many different clinical phenotypes with variable onset and severity.
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| English | Drug or pharmacological agents hypersensitivity |
Drug hypersensitivity reactions are the adverse effects of pharmaceutical formulations (including active drugs and excipients) that clinically resemble allergy. It belongs to type B adverse drug reactions, which are defined by the World Health Organization as the dose-independent, unpredictable, noxious, and unintended response to a drug taken at a dose normally used in humans. It covers many different clinical phenotypes with variable onset and severity. |
