Drug-induced flushing (Q64039)
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Flushing provoked by ingestion of drugs. Important causes are vasodilators including calcium channel blocking agents, nitrates and sildenafil, angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors, fumaric acid esters and drugs such as metronidazole when taken together with alcohol.
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| English | Drug-induced flushing |
Flushing provoked by ingestion of drugs. Important causes are vasodilators including calcium channel blocking agents, nitrates and sildenafil, angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors, fumaric acid esters and drugs such as metronidazole when taken together with alcohol. |
