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Rashes and pustular rashes occur after taking Iressa: For very serious rashes and pustular rashes, it is necessary to stop taking Iressa. Generally, they will lessen and disappear after stopping the drug. If there is an ulcer or infection, you need to apply antibiotic ointment to prevent infection. A gentle application of colloidal oatmeal lotion can relieve rashes. If you have a rash, you can rub it on the skin. If your skin is dry and itchy, apply some moisturizing cream on your skin after bathing or before going to bed. When your skin is itchy, you can apply anti-itch cream. Be careful not to scratch the skin with your hands to prevent skin infection. Wear loose-fitting clothing and avoid bathing in hot water. Skin desquamation: Generally no treatment is needed. You can apply some moisturizing cream or body lotion on the skin after bathing or before going to bed.
Nail abnormalities occur after taking Iressa: Some symptoms are paronychia: redness and swelling appear on both sides of the top of the finger (toe) nails, pain when touching or pressing, and then blisters and abscesses develop. After it matures, gently break it and squeeze out the pus, then wipe and disinfect it with an alcohol cotton ball. Paronychia is mainly to prevent infection. When it occurs, you should seek medical treatment in time. Taking anti-inflammatory drugs may also cause finger (toe) nail changes. Brittle, cracked, and peeled off. There is currently no special effects processing method.
Extremely rare occurrences of toxic epidermal necrosis and erythema multiforme, allergic reactions including angioedema and urticaria after taking Iressa: Stop Iressa immediately and go to the hospital for treatment.
Facial skin pigmentation and skin darkening: avoid direct sun exposure and use sunscreen with UV protection (at least). Wear a sun hat when you go out.
Metabolism and nutrition:
Abnormal liver function after taking Iressa, mainly including asymptomatic elevation of transaminase: dose adjustment in case of severe liver toxicity: if the elevation of transaminase exceeds the upper limit of the normal range, , it is advisable to discontinue the drug and require hepatoprotective treatment until the above indicators drop to . or . times below the upper limit of the normal range respectively.
Whole body:
Fatigue and weakness after taking Iressa: Classify the severity of things, do important things first, and do the most necessary things when you are most energetic. Do not sleep too long during the day, and avoid sleeping at night. If you can't sleep, relax through games, music, and books. Try to stay active during the day. Don't do exercise at night and avoid drinking caffeine.
Hair loss: generally does not require treatment
Weight loss: refer to the treatment of anorexia
Peripheral edema: generally does not require treatment. In particularly severe cases, you may consider suspending Iressa or using diuretics. .
Ophthalmology:
Conjunctivitis and blepharitis: use moisturizing eye drops (such as Runshu) or antibiotic eye ointment (eye drops)
Amblyopia: generally does not require treatment
Reversible corneal erosion, sometimes accompanied by abnormal eyelash growth: generally does not require treatment
Corneal detachment: Stop taking Indian Iressa and seek medical treatment.
Eye ischemia/bleeding: Stop taking Iressa and seek medical treatment.
Blood and Lymph:
Bleeding, such as epistaxis and hematuria: Stop taking Iressa and seek medical treatment.
Rarely, elevated R and/or bleeding events occur in some patients taking warfarin: Stop taking Iressa and seek medical treatment.
Hemorrhagic cystitis: Stop taking Iressa and seek medical treatment.
Respiratory system:
Difficulty breathing: Stop taking Iressa immediately and seek medical treatment. If the patient suddenly experiences difficulty breathing, fever, cough and other symptoms that are significantly worsened in the early or mid-term of taking the medication, the medication must be stopped immediately, and the medication can only be continued after the cause is identified and determined to be not interstitial pneumonia. The incidence of interstitial pneumonia in China is very low, so under normal circumstances this situation will not occur, but it cannot be taken lightly.
Interstitial lung disease: Stop taking Iressa immediately and seek medical treatment. Especially after taking Iressa, if symptoms of chest tightness, tightness of breath, difficulty breathing, cough, and fever occur, you should be highly alert to the possibility of interstitial lung disease. You should stop taking Iressa immediately and seek medical treatment. There are currently no reports of interstitial lung disease in my country
If any of the following symptoms and signs occur, you should seek medical support immediately:
Severe or persistent diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, or loss of appetite Reduction
Sudden onset or worsening of rash or skin reaction
Bleeding
Chest pain or shortness of breath
Any new symptoms
If any symptoms that are bothering you occur and do not go away , contact a doctor or medical professional immediately, or seek medical support.
Based on years of clinical practice experience: patients should not be afraid or have too many concerns when taking Iressa because they see so many and serious side effects in the instructions. The side effects of Iressa vary from person to person. , not all patients will have it, it is usually mild and does not need to be considered. When side effects occur, how long they last, their intensity, and when they disappear, each patient is different. Common side effects include: oral ulcers, rashes, diarrhea and vomiting. If it is mild, it will pass after a while. If it is serious, it will be treated symptomatically. In particularly serious cases, the drug needs to be stopped or the dosage needs to be reduced.
Side effects will not cause damage to the body in most cases. In the face of life and side effects, life is the most important.