Patient's question:
The child has finished taking the azithromycin oral suspension; the child has had an allergic reaction; there are red dots all over the back, one by one; what is going on? Does it need to go to the hospital? Past treatment history and effectiveness: took erythromycin; what should the adults do?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, azithromycin may cause allergic reactions, but they are generally very rare. It is important to pay attention to whether the allergy is caused by clothes or other factors. However, it is still recommended to discontinue azithromycin. It is best to have a check-up at the dermatology department of the hospital. Pay attention to your diet. Take medications that aid absorption, such as probiotics, to help alleviate symptoms. Give the child more water and consider appropriate calcium supplementation.