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Pillar 2 — Describe my situation

Medicines and drug eruptions

Gather the timeline, symptoms and useful documents in one report that you can share yourself.

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Step 1

Choose the context closest to your situation

First choose a context family. The specific pathway will appear next.

Then choose the specific pathway.

Specify the context

Guided pathway when the medicine or mechanism has not yet been clearly identified.

Step 2

Medicine reaction / drug eruption

Your questionnaire

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Answer only what you know. If you are unsure, you can leave an answer blank or choose “I don’t know” when that option is available.

1Identity and contextInformation shown at the top of the summary.

Last nameFirst nameDate of birthOccupationPrimary care physicianReferring physician or department

Chronic conditions & medical history

Provide any known information. It will be reproduced as entered in your PDF summary.

Main medical historyChronic conditionsCurrent treatmentsKnown allergies & intolerances

2Medicines and timelineAll treatments taken around the reaction, even those that seem unrelated.

When did the reaction occur?

I know the dateI know approximately the yearI know approximately the ageI don’t know

Delay after the medicine

Source of information

I remember the reaction myselfA parent or relative told me about the reactionThe information comes from a medical documentI don’t know

Medicine suspected by the patient

Medicine name or brandExact name unknown

Role in the timelineWhy was it taken?Route of administrationStart dateStop date

Treatment still ongoing

3Observed or reported symptomsDescribe what you felt or were told, without trying to diagnose it yourself.

Is the reaction or are the symptoms happening now?

YesNoI don’t know

Peau et muqueuses

Transient hives or itchingRougeur soudaine ou sensation de chaleurSwelling of the face, lips, tongue or throatPlaques ou boutons diffusPetits boutons contenant du pusBlisters, skin detachment or peelingInvolvement of the mouth, eyes or genitalsSevere skin pain or burning

Breathing and throat

Throat tightness, altered voice or difficulty swallowingWheezing, asthma attack or chest tightnessSevere difficulty breathingSudden blocked nose, sneezing or runny nose

Faintness, circulation and digestion

Dizziness, light-headedness or cold sweatsFainting with loss of consciousnessReported low blood pressure or shockNausea or vomitingAcute diarrhoeaAbdominal cramps or pain

Was there a fever?

YesNoI don’t know

Location of lesions or swellingTotal reaction durationFree-text description and progressionDiagnosis suggested or given at the time, if you remember

4Prise en charge et examensEmergency care, treatments received and available results.

Care received

Care at homeMedical consultationIntervention du SAMU ou des secoursEmergency department visitHospital admission / intensive care / dermatology

Do you know whether treatment was given during the reaction?

Yes, I can provide detailsNo treatment receivedI don’t know / I do not remember

Was a tryptase test performed?

YesNoI don’t know

Other reported laboratory results

5Documents et photos disponiblesThese files remain in this tab’s memory and are never sent to the site.

Documents you can bring or share yourself

Prescriptions in use at the time of the reactionEmergency medical services, emergency department or hospital reportAnaesthesia report or pharmacovigilance formBlood test, tryptase or organ assessment resultsSkin biopsy reportReport of allergy tests already performed

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Notes to prepare for the appointment

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Drug eruptions: recognise, date and prepare the assessment

Understand drug eruptions, their timing, warning signs and the information to gather before the appointment.

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Understanding drug challenge tests

The patient information sheet explains risk assessment, preparation, monitoring and interpretation of a drug challenge.

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Intradermal drug testing: delayed reading

Understand readings on days 2–3 or sometimes day 7 and keep a usable photo if the site changes after leaving.

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Excipients, colourings and additives

Compare formulations and identify the component actually involved without too quickly concluding that the active ingredient caused an allergy.

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