When taking a drug, alongside the desired therapeutic effects, one may experience one or more discomforts related to characteristic and non-eliminable side actions of the active ingredients it contains or to an individual hypersensitivity to one or more excipients. Generally, however, these are not allergic reactions. Drug allergies are a much rarer and more serious phenomenon, which should prompt immediate discontinuation of use of the responsible drug and no further use thereafter. But which drugs are at greatest risk on this front?
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Knowing body language to communicate better
A gesture is worth a thousand words. Often, this wise
popular saying also applies when it comes to communicating with other people,
sometimes even without our knowledge and not always
