ALLERGY TO PENICILLIN

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Allergy to penicillin is the most common form of allergy to medicines. The greatest risk of allergy is local therapy, while it seems as if the risk is significantly lower with parenteral or oral therapy.

In such cases, it is necessary to abandon the external application of penicillin. According to the doctrine of homotoxins, penicillin and other antibiotics should be used only in those cases when there is a warning of the patient's life, since these drugs, while killing bacteria, do not exert a detoxification effect. Unfortunately, we do not have an experiment with the use of biological agents for allergies to penicillin. By analogy with other types of allergies, we recommend prescribing a potentiated histamine, since it plays a significant role in the occurrence of allergies. It is recommended to start with ingestion of ingenious Injeel-form (0.25-0.5 ampoules 4 times a day intramuscularly, subcutaneously or into the skin) and only after it go to the Injeel-forte form. At especially expressed forms of an allergy begin with unit potency D200 (0,2 ml), slowly raising a dosage depending on individual reaction of the patient.

Additionally, potentiated penicillin is given in the forms Injeel (D12, D30, D200) and Injeel-forte (D6, D12, D30, D200), but similar in single potencies (the highest is D200). Potentiated penicillin, similar to histamine, is used to reduce the sensitivity of the body. For symptomatic therapy of skin rashes (similar to urticaria) with an allergy to penicillin is prescribed drug Apis-Homaccord (drops, ampoules).