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DRUG ALLERGYDRUG ALLERGY
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Definition of drug allergyDefinition of drug allergy
It is defined as an adverse reaction to a drug by a specific immune response either directly to the drug or one or more of its metabolites alone, or to a drug bound to a body protein such as albumin, (Hapten).
Such binding alters the structure of the drug/protein complex, rendering it antigenic.
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Adverse Drug ReactionsAdverse Drug Reactions
Adverse drug reactions - majority of iatrogenic illnesses
- 1% to 15% of drug courses1. Non-immunologic (90-95%): side
effects, toxic reactions, drug interactions, secondary or indirect effects (eg. bacterial overgrowth) pseudoallergic drug rx (e.g. opiate reactions, ASA/NSAID reactions)
2. Immunologic (5-10%)
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Drugs as immunogensDrugs as immunogens Complete antigens
- insulin, ACTH, PTH- enzymes: chymopapain,
streptokinase - foreign antisera e.g. tetanus antitoxin
Incomplete antigens- drugs with MW < 1000 - drugs acting as haptens bind to macromolecules (e.g. proteins,
polysaccharides, cell membranes)
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Factors that influence the Factors that influence the development of drug allergydevelopment of drug allergy
Route of administration: - parenteral route more likely than oral route to
cause sensitization and anaphylaxis- inhalational route: respiratory or conjunctival
manifestations only- topical: high incidence of sensitization
Scheduling of administration:
- intermittent courses: predispose to sensitization
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Factors that influence the Factors that influence the development of drug allergydevelopment of drug allergy
Nature of the drug:
80% of allergic drug reactions due to: - penicillin
- cephalosporins
- sulphonamides (sulpha drugs) - ASA/NSAIDs
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Gell and Coombs reactionsGell and Coombs reactions
Type 1 : Immediate Hypersensitivity- IgE-mediated
- occurs within minutes to 4-6 hours of drug exposure Type 2 : Cytotoxic reactions
- antibody-drug interaction on the cell surface results in destruction of the cell eg.
hemolytic anemia due to penicillin, quinidine, quinine,
cephalosporins
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Gell and Coombs reactionsGell and Coombs reactions
Type 3 : Serum sickness- fever, rash (urticaria, angioedema, palpable
purpura), lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly, arthralgias - onset : 2 days up to 4 weeks - penicillin commonest cause Type 4 : Delayed type hypersensitivity - sensitized to drug, the vehicle, or
preservative (e.g. PABA, parabens, thimerosal)
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Classification of hypersensitivityClassification of hypersensitivity
The criteria of the classification
1) Based on the time required for the symptoms or skin test reactions to appear after exposure--- immediate and delayed hypersensitivity.
2) Based on the nature of organ involvement.
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I (immediate)I (immediate) II (cytotoxic)II (cytotoxic) III (immune III (immune complex)complex)
IV (delayed)IV (delayed) V V (stimulating/blocki(stimulating/blocking)#ng)#
AntigensAntigens Pollens, moulds, Pollens, moulds, mites, drugs, mites, drugs, food and food and parasitesparasites
Cell surface or Cell surface or tissue boundtissue bound
Exogenous Exogenous (viruses, (viruses, bacteria, bacteria, fungi, fungi, parasites)parasites)
AutoantigenAutoantigenss
Cell/tissue Cell/tissue boundbound
Cell surface Cell surface receptorsreceptors
MediatorsMediators IgE and mast IgE and mast cellscells
IgG, IgM and IgG, IgM and complementcomplement
IgG, IgM, IgG, IgM, IgA and IgA and complementcomplement
TD, Tc TD, Tc activated activated macrophages macrophages and and lymphokineslymphokines
IgGIgG
Diagnostic Diagnostic teststests
Skin-prick tests: Skin-prick tests: wheal and flare wheal and flare
Specific IgE in Specific IgE in serumserum
Coombs’ test Coombs’ test
Indirect Indirect immunofluorescenimmunofluorescence (antibodies) ce (antibodies)
Red cell Red cell agglutinationagglutination
Precipitating Precipitating antibodies antibodies
ELISAELISA
Immune Immune complexescomplexes
Skin test: Skin test: erythema erythema induration induration (e.g. (e.g. tuberculin tuberculin test)test)
IndirectIndirect
ImmunofluorescenImmunofluorescencece
Time taken Time taken for reaction for reaction to developto develop
5-10min5-10min 6-36 hours6-36 hours 4-12 hours4-12 hours 48-72 hours48-72 hours VariableVariable
#Type V hypersensitivity may also be classified with type II reactions
Hypersensitivity Reactions
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I (immediate)I (immediate) II (cytotoxic)II (cytotoxic) III (immune III (immune complex)complex)
IV (delayed)IV (delayed) V V (stimulating/blocki(stimulating/blocking)ng)
ImmunopathologyImmunopathology Oedema, Oedema, vasodilation, mast vasodilation, mast cell degranulation, cell degranulation, eosiniophilseosiniophils
Antibody-mediated Antibody-mediated damage to target damage to target cellscells
Acute Acute inflammatory inflammatory reaction, reaction, neutrophils, neutrophils, vasculitisvasculitis
Perivascular Perivascular inflammation, inflammation, mononuclear cells, mononuclear cells, fibrinfibrin
GranulomasGranulomas
Caseation and Caseation and necrosis in TBnecrosis in TB
Hypertrophy or Hypertrophy or normalnormal
Diseases and Diseases and conditions conditions producedproduced
Asthma (extrinsic)Asthma (extrinsic)
Urticaria/oedemaUrticaria/oedema
Allergic rhinitisAllergic rhinitis
AnaphylaxisAnaphylaxis
Autoimmune Autoimmune
Haemolytic Haemolytic anaemiaanaemia
Transfusion Transfusion reactionsreactions
Haemolytic Haemolytic disease of disease of newbornnewborn
Goodpasture’s Goodpasture’s syndromesyndrome
Addisonian Addisonian pernicious pernicious anaemiaanaemia
Myasthenia gravisMyasthenia gravis
Autoimmune (e.g. Autoimmune (e.g. SLE, SLE, glomerulonephritisglomerulonephritis, rheumatoid , rheumatoid arthritis)arthritis)
Low-grade Low-grade persistent persistent infections (e.g. infections (e.g. viral hepviral hepaatitis)titis)
Disease caused by Disease caused by environmental environmental antigens (e.g. antigens (e.g. fafarrmer’s lung)mer’s lung)
Pulmonary TB Pulmonary TB
Contact dermatitisContact dermatitis
Graft-versus-host Graft-versus-host diseasedisease
InInsectsect bites bites
LeprosyLeprosy
Neonatal Neonatal hyperthyroidismhyperthyroidism
Graves’ diseaseGraves’ disease
Myasthenia gravisMyasthenia gravis
TreatmentTreatment Antigen avoidanceAntigen avoidance
AntihistaminesAntihistamines
Corticosteroids Corticosteroids (usually topical) (usually topical)
Sodium Sodium cromoglicatecromoglicate
Epinephrine for Epinephrine for life-threatening life-threatening conditionsconditions
Exchange Exchange transfusion transfusion
PlasmapheresisPlasmapheresis
ImmunosuppressivImmunosuppressives/cytotoxicses/cytotoxics
CorticosteroidsCorticosteroids
ImmunosuppressivImmunosuppressiveses
PlasmapheresisPlasmapheresis
ImmunosuppressivImmunosuppressiveses
CorticosteroidsCorticosteroids
Removal of Removal of antigenantigen
Treatment of Treatment of individual diseaseindividual disease
RAST, radioallergosorbent test; SLE, systemic lupus erythematosus; TB, tuberculosis; Tc, T cytotoxic; TD, T delayed hypersensitivity
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Overview of Drug AllergyOverview of Drug Allergy
Drug allergy is an uncommon and unwanted effect of medication.
Reactions to drugs range from a mild localized rash to serious effects on vital systems.
The body’s response can affect many organ systems, but the skin is the most frequently involved.
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The most common drug to cause allergyThe most common drug to cause allergy
Analgesics, such as codeine, morphine, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs, such as ibuprofen or indomethacin), and aspirin
Antibiotics such as penicillin, sulfa drugs, and tetracycline
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Risk factors for Drug AllergyRisk factors for Drug Allergy
Frequent exposure to the drug Large doses of the drug Drug given by injection rather than pill Family tendency to develop allergies
and asthma.
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Drug Allergy Symptoms Drug Allergy Symptoms
Drug allergies may cause many different types of symptoms
It depends on the drug and how often you have taken it.
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RashFever Muscle and joint aches Lymph node swelling Inflammation of the kidney Anaphylactic shock
Most common allergic reactions
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MaculopapularMaculopapular PenicillinPenicillin
UrticariaUrticaria Penicillin, aspirinPenicillin, aspirin
VasculitisVasculitis Gold, hydralazineGold, hydralazine
Fixed drug rashFixed drug rash Phenolphthalein in Phenolphthalein in laxatives, tetracyclines, laxatives, tetracyclines, paracetamolparacetamol
PigmentationPigmentation Minocycline (black), Minocycline (black), amiodarone (slate grey)amiodarone (slate grey)
Lupus erythematosusLupus erythematosus Penicillamine, isoniazidPenicillamine, isoniazid
PhotosensitivityPhotosensitivity Thiazides, chlorpromazine, Thiazides, chlorpromazine, sulphonamide, amiodaronesulphonamide, amiodarone
PustularPustular CarbamazepineCarbamazepine
Erythema nodosumErythema nodosum Sulphonamides, oral Sulphonamides, oral contraceptivecontraceptive
Morphological types of drug rashes Morphological types of drug rashes and some common causesand some common causes
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Erythema multiformeErythema multiforme AnticonvulsantsAnticonvulsants
AcneiformAcneiform CorticosteroidsCorticosteroids
LichenoidLichenoid Chloroquine, thiazides, Chloroquine, thiazides, gold, allopurinolgold, allopurinol
PsoriasiformPsoriasiform Methyldopa, gold, lithium, Methyldopa, gold, lithium, beta-blockersbeta-blockers
Toxic epidermal necrolysisToxic epidermal necrolysis Penicillin, co-trimoxazole, Penicillin, co-trimoxazole, carbamazepine, NSAIDscarbamazepine, NSAIDs
PemphigusPemphigus Penicillamine, ACE Penicillamine, ACE inhibitorsinhibitors
ErythrodermaErythroderma Gold, sulphonylureas, Gold, sulphonylureas, allopurinolallopurinol
Morphological types of drug rashes Morphological types of drug rashes and some common causesand some common causes
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Allergic reactions on skinAllergic reactions on skin
Measles-like rash Hives - Slightly red and raised swellings
on the skin, irregular in shape, itchy Photoallergy - Sensitivity to sunlight, an
itchy and scaly rash when you go out in the sun
Erythema multiforme - Red, raised and itchy, sometimes look like bull's-eye targets, sometimes with swelling of the face or tongue
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Allergic reactions on skinAllergic reactions on skin
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS) and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis (TEN)-A manifestation of acute graft versus host disease-Medications with longer half-lives are more likely than those with shorter half-lives to pose a risk for SJS and TEN
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Stevens Johnson’s syndromeStevens Johnson’s syndrome
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Toxic epidermal necrosisToxic epidermal necrosis
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SJS & TENSJS & TEN
SJS & TEN develop 1-3 weeks after the culprit medication is initiated
Sulphonamides, other antibiotics, NSAIDs, anticonvulsant and antiretroviral agents are the most common causative medications.
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Signs and Symptoms of SJS & TENSigns and Symptoms of SJS & TEN
Mucosal erosions Asymmetric skin
involvement with blisters
Widespread of skin distribution
<10% total body surface area affected
Mucosal erosions Flaccid blisters
and denuded skin
Widespread of skin distribution
> 30% total body surface area affected
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Signs and Symptoms of SJS & TENSigns and Symptoms of SJS & TEN
Fluid and electrolyte imbalance Compromised cutaneous integrity promotes
bacterial colonization and infection of the skin with the risk for sepsis.
Debilitated, bedridden patients are susceptible to aspiration pneumonia, deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism
Ocular involvement may manifest to blindness
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Admit to intensive care or burn unitDiscontinue culprit medication and
all unnecessary medicationsSterile technique in handling patientPlace intravenous or central line in
area of uninvolved skin if possible
Guideline for Treatment of SJS & TEN
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Culture skin, blood, urine dailyAvoid prophylactic systemic
antibiotics and silver sulfadiazine to skin
Fluid and electrolyte monitoring and replacement
Initiate total parenteral nutrition or nasogastric feedings if unable to take po
Guideline for Treatment of SJS & TEN
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Debride necrotic skin and avoid shearing nonnecrotic skin; local wound care may vary from Vaseline gauze to silver nitrate dressings to porcine xenografts to cutaneous allografts
Air-fluidized bed Pain control
Guideline for Treatment of SJS & TEN
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UrticariaUrticaria
What is urticaria?It is local wheals and erythema in
the superficial dermisUrticaria induced by drug is
generally acute and is limited to the skin and subcutaneous tissues.
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UrticariaUrticaria
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UrticariaUrticaria
Signs and symptoms Pruritus (generally the first symptom) Crops of hives Lesion (if lesion persists more than 24
hours, the possibility of vasculitis should be considered)
Diagnostic tests are seldom required
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UrticariaUrticaria
Treatment for acute urticaria Symptoms subside in 1 to 7 days,
treatment is chiefly palliative.All nonessential drugs should be
stopped until the reaction has subsided.
Symptoms can be relieved by oral antihistamine and glucocorticoid.
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Drugs for Acute UrticariaDrugs for Acute Urticaria
Oral antihistamine: diphenhydramine 50-100mg q4h, hydroxyzine 25-100mg bid or cyproheptadine 4-8mg q4h
Glucocorticoid for more severe reactions, especially when associated with angioedema (prednisone 30-40 mg/ day po)
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Management for Chronic UrticariaManagement for Chronic Urticaria
Chronic urticaria caused by chronic ingestion of an unsuspected drug, e.g. from penicillin in milk, the use of nonprescription drugs
Spontaneous remissions occur within 2 yr in about ½ cases.
Control of stress often helps reduce the frequency and severity of episodes
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Certain drugs e.g. aspirin may aggravate symptoms and should be avoided.
Oral antihistamines with a tranquilizing effect are usually beneficial
H2 blockers (such as ranitidine 150mg bid) are often added
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AngioedemaAngioedema
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Management for AngioedemaManagement for Angioedema
Glucocorticoid (e.g. prednisone 30-40mg/day po)
Adrenaline 1:1000, 0.3ml subcutaneously should be the 1st line treatment for acute pharyngeal or laryngeal angioedema
IV antihistamine (e.g. diphenhydramine 50-100mg) to prevent airway obstruction
Intubations or tracheotomy and oxygen administration may be necessary
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Penicillin AllergyPenicillin Allergy
Skin tests : Penicillin G, Prepen (benzyl-penicilloyl-polylysine): false negative rate of up to 7%
Resolution of penicillin allergy
- 50% lose penicillin allergy in 5 yr- 80-90% lose penicillin allergy in 10 yr
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Penicillin AllergyPenicillin Allergy
beta lactam antibiotic Type 1 reactions : 2% of penicillin
courses Penicillin metabolites: - 95% : benzylpenicilloyl moiety (the
“major determinant”) - 5% : benzyl penicillin G, penilloates, penicilloates (the “minor
determinants”)
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““Ampicillin rash”Ampicillin rash” non-immunologic rash maculopapular, non-pruritic rash onsets 3 to 8 days into the antibiotic
course incidence: 5% to 9% of ampicillin or
amoxicillin courses; 69% to 100% in those with infectious mononucleosis or acute lymphocytic leukemia
must be distinguished from hives secondary to ampicillin or amoxicillin
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Cephalosporin allergyCephalosporin allergy
beta-lactam ring and amide side chain similar to penicillin
degree of cross-reactivity in those with penicillin allergy: 5% to 16%
skin testing with penicillin determinants detects most but not all patients with cephalsporin allergy
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Sulphonamide hypersensitivitySulphonamide hypersensitivity sulpha drugs more antigenic than beta
lactam antibiotics common reactions: drug eruptions (e.g.
maculopapular or morbilliform rashes, erythema multiforme, etc.)
Type 1 reactions: urticaria, anaphylaxis, etc.
no reliable skin tests for sulpha drugs re-exposure: may cause exfoliative
dermatitis, Stevens-Johnson syndrome
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ASA and NSAID sensitivityASA and NSAID sensitivity Pseudoallergic reactions -
urticaria/angioedema- asthma - anaphylactoid
reaction prevalence: 0.2% general population
8-19% asthmatics 30-40% polyps & sinusitis
ASA quatrad: Asthma, Sinusitis, ASA sensitivity, nasal Polyps (ASAP syndrome)
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ASA & NSAID sensitivityASA & NSAID sensitivity
ASA sensitivity: cross-reactive with all NSAIDs that inhibit cyclo-oxygenase
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ASA & NSAID sensitivityASA & NSAID sensitivity
no skin test or in vitro test to detect ASA or NSAID sensitivity
to prove or disprove ASA sensitivity: oral challenge to ASA (in hospital setting)
ASA desensitization: highly successful with ASA-induced asthma; less successful with ASA-induced urticaria
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Allergy skin testingAllergy skin testing Skin tests to detect IgE-mediated drug
reactions is limited to:Complete antigens
- insulin, ACTH, PTH- chymopapain,
streptokinase- foreign antisera
Incomplete antigens (drugs acting as haptens) - penicillins
- local anesthetics - general anesthetics
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Management of drug allergyManagement of drug allergy Identify most likely drugs (based on
history). Perform allergy skin tests (if
available). Avoidance of identified drug or
suspected drug(s) is essential. Avoid potential cross-reacting
drugs (e.g. avoid cephalosporins in penicillin-allergic individuals).
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Management of drug allergyManagement of drug allergy
A Medic-Alert bracelet is recommended.
Use alternative medications, if at all possible.
Desensitize to implicated drug, if this drug is deemed essential.
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Desensitization to medicationsDesensitization to medications
Basic approach: administer gradually increasing doses of the drug over a period of hours to days, typically beginning with one ten-thousandth of a conventional dose
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