DRESS SYNDROME: A RARE BUT POTENTIALLY LIFE-THREATENING ADVERSE DRUG REACTION – A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW

Abstract

 Although rare, DRESS syndrome has the potential to be fatal. Medication, allergies or unfavorable medication reactions are the causes of it. Antibiotics, furosemide, and antiepileptic drugs have been discovered to be mostly involved. Additionally, sulfonamides are mostly thought to be the cause of this illness.
Methods: Meta-analysis and literature review is done to  makes it abundantly evident that the primary cause of Dress syndrome is ignorance of the illness and the medication that contributes to its occurrence. This calls for a continuous flow of ideas in the form of fresh knowledge and reminders to everyone who works with patients regarding the use of medication to treat a variety of ailments.

Conclusions: DRESS syndrome is a complex and serious condition that requires immediate attention from healthcare providers. Increased awareness, timely diagnosis, and appropriate treatment are vital to preventing severe complications and improving survival rates. Continued education and training for healthcare professionals on the recognition and management of DRESS syndrome will be essential in mitigating its potentially fatal consequences.