Medication-induced angioedema can cause life-threatening swelling in the throat and tongue. ACE inhibitors are the most common trigger, and standard allergy treatments often don't work. Know the signs, act fast, and avoid re-exposure.
Medication-induced angioedema can cause life-threatening swelling in the throat and tongue. ACE inhibitors are the most common trigger, and standard allergy treatments often don't work. Know the signs, act fast, and avoid re-exposure.
Learn how to talk to your doctor about medication side effects without feeling overwhelmed. Get clear answers on what's normal, how to manage discomfort, and how to avoid stopping your meds prematurely.
Facial flushing from medications is a common side effect caused by blood vessel dilation. Learn which drugs trigger it, how to reduce it safely, and what treatments actually work - without stopping your essential medication.
Learn how to clearly describe medication reactions to your care team so you don't mistake side effects for allergies. Get the right questions to ask, what to track, and why this matters for your health and safety.