Adverse Ocular Effects From Over-the-Counter Lice Shampoo

Adverse ocular effects from lice shampoo.

Adverse effects of over the counter cryotherapy.

Oral Adverse Reactions Caused by Over-the-Counter Oral Agents

Over-the-counter products rarely cause unwanted reactions in the oral cavity. Oral reactions to these agents are not specific and might present with various clinical oral findings. Detailed medical history is a key to the proper diagnosis of these lesions and fortunately other diagnostic procedures are rarely needed. Lesions are usually managed with elimination of the offending agent and with t...

Severe adverse drug reactions due to pseudoephedrine from over-the-counter medications.

A 68-year-old man presented with a generalized papular eruption with oedema of the face and the hands, fever and pustulosis in intertriginous areas which had begun 1 day after starting treatment with EuvanolA nasal spray (plant extracts and benzalkonium chloride) and DolirhumA (paracetamol and pseudoephedrine). He has been hospitalized 8 years before for a similar eruption associated with hyper...

Adverse ocular effects associated with niacin therapy.

In a retrospective survey of patients taking medication for hyperlipidaemia, those taking niacin (nicotinic acid) were more likely (p < 0.05) to report sicca syndromes, blurred vision, eyelid oedema, and macular oedema compared with those who never took niacin. Additionally, 7% of those taking niacin discontinued the drug owing to adverse ocular side effects, while none of the other lipid lower...