How is hematuria after taking Ganmaotong? Ganmaotong is a commonly used drug for the treatment of upper respiratory tract infection. It is generally used for headache, sore throat and fever caused by cold. Because of its remarkable curative effect, many families have Ganmaotong tablets, but people know little about the side effects of Ganmaotong.
Each tablet contains 15 mg diclofenac, 15 mg artificial bezoar and 2.5 mg chlorpheniramine. Its main component is diclofenac, which is a new kind of potent anti-inflammatory and analgesic drug. It can be used to relieve pain and fever caused by various reasons. In addition to its side effects can cause gastrointestinal dysfunction, dizziness, headache, skin rash, there is also a side effect often ignored by people, that is hematuria. The cause of children's hematuria caused by Ganmaotong is that the human body is highly sensitive to diclofenac in Ganmaotong tablets. This allergic reaction makes the renal blood vessels contract strongly and the permeability increases at the same time, leading to kidney damage and hematuria, which is called interstitial nephritis in medicine.
Parents may ask, if you take less Ganmaotong tablets for your child, can you avoid hematuria? The answer is no, because the interstitial nephritis caused by Ganmaotong tablets has nothing to do with the dosage of Ganmaotong tablets, but has something to do with the patient's specific constitution. In addition to Ganmaotong, some other drugs can also cause acute interstitial nephritis and hematuria and proteinuria, which are caused by the high sensitivity of the human body to certain drugs, such as some antibiotics, furosemide, rifampicin, Baotaisong and other drugs. Parents should pay attention to observe whether their children are allergic to drugs. If they have a drug allergy, they should not use the same drug again.
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