Abstract

ADVERSE DRUG REACTIONS – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY ON REASONS, MODERN CLASSIFICATION, REMEDIES AND MONITORING TO CONTROL ADVERSE DRUG RESPONSES IN PATIENT CARE

Swapnil S. Lad*, Shweta S. Kate, Mahesh G. Kamble, Nilesh V. Desai, Gaurav G. Gadgil

ABSTRACT

Adverse drugs reactions (ADRs) are noxious, unintended, and undesirable effects that occur as a result of drug treatment. ADR simply describes harm associated with use of drug at a normal dosage during normal use. ADRs might happen at a solitary portion or delayed utilization of given medication. The assessment of ADRs adjusts different variables that can incline patients to unfavorable responses. The motivation behind this article is to survey the reasons answerable for the advancement of ADRs, its modern classification, avoidance and monitoring of ADRs to assess causal relationship between the suspected drug and appearance of ADRs.

Keywords: Adverse drug reactions, reasons, classification. prevention, monitoring.