What symptoms would one experience if they were having an allergic reaction to a new medicine?

Allergic reactions to drugs symptoms can vary depending on the drug and the degree of exposure to it. These are the most common reactions: 1. Skin reactions like measles-like rash, hives or slightly red, itchy, and raised swelling on the skin which have irregular shape.

Photoallergy can also be observed. It is sensitivity to sunlight and an itchy and scaly rash that can be observed after exposure to sun. Erythema multiforme can be seen too.

These are raised and itchy patches on the skin that sometimes look like a bull's eye targets. This may occur together with swelling of the face or tongue. 2.

Fever 3. Pain in the muscle and joints 4. Swelling of lymph nodes 5.

Swelling of the kidney 6. Anaphylactic reaction is a serious allergic reaction that can be life threatening. This is also called anaphylactic shock and characterized by hives, redness, flushing, sense of warmth and itching.

The person will also find it difficult to breath and will experience chest tightness, wheezing, and tightness of the throat. Fainting and feeling lightheaded, irregular heartbeat and swelling of the face, tongue, lips can be observed.

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