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[Allergy to ranitidine: one case report and literature review]
Héctor Cuevas-Castillejos1, José Elihú Cuevas-Castillejos, Oscar García-Murray
1Hospital ¡ngeles del Pedregal, Consultorio 750, Camino a Santa Teresa 1055, MÈxico 10700 D.F. hucc1e11@soton.ac.uk.
Abstract:
Ranitidine is a drug, which seldom causes adverse reactions, nevertheless, allergic reactions have been described varying in type and intensity after its administration. In contrast to other drugs, there are not many validated and standardized diagnostic tests in order to demonstrate this drug produces an allergic reaction. In this article we present a 9-months-old girl with a ranitidine allergic reaction with the diagnosis established by a non-intentional challenge test. We also provide information from the National Drug Surveillance Center in Mexico concerning ranitidine adverse drug reactions (including allergic reactions) in a 10-year period.
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