Adverse Drug Reaction of Melanocyl Ointment

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The term "adverse drug reaction" (ADR) refers to an unpleasant and inadvertent reaction T that happens at the dosage of a medication that is typically used for illness prophylaxis, diagnosis, ortherapy. Because ADRs are associated with higher rates of morbidity and mortality, they place a significant cost on contemporary society. Any class of medication might have adverse drug reactions (ADRs), and as more and more therapies become available, the likelihood of ADRs rises as well. Research indicates that children and infants experience higher rates of adverse drug (ADRs) than adults do, and that these reactions are typically more severe. The case study report adverse drug reaction described 41 year old patient applied Melanocyl cream after the application patient develop rashes itchiness to the hand skin. As the result health care facility the spontaneous monitoring, reporting documenting and avoid ness of ADR’s since doing so is crucial to provide better health care