[A case of XXXX suspected drug allergy].

@entity1353 @entity2144 @entity4710 @entity110 @entity2021
A 30-year-old female with @entity4710 ( @entity4710 ) underwent catheter ablation. About 30 minutes later, @entity110 and @entity1353 occurred suddenly. Blood pressure decreased to 62/41 mmHg, and she fell into the state of @entity2021 . She recovered within one hour following treatment. We initially suspected the onset of @entity2021 was caused by either the local anesthetic or the intravenous antibiotic administered. Following thorough investigation (skin tests and challenge tests), we concluded that the @entity2021 was not drug induced. Subsequently, we suspected @entity2144 . Skin prick test showed a positive reaction to rubber gloves. The specific test for IgE antibody against latex was positive at 10.8 UA/ml. From these results, @entity2021 caused by latex (probably medical gloves) was diagnosed. Doctors should take preventive measures against @entity2144 not only in operating rooms but also during minor treatments. It is possible that @entity2144 is responsible for some cases of @entity2021 of unknown origin.
