If you’ve recently taken medication and experience any of the following symptoms, go to the emergency room:
Sudden chest pain
Difficulty breathing
Unexplained swelling in a limb
Severe headache or blurred vision
Irregular or rapid heartbeat
A quick assessment can save your life. Don’t wait and think – seek help.
What you should do
Don’t suddenly stop taking your medication – consult your doctor first.
If you’re taking any of the medications listed above, schedule an appointment with your doctor.
Stay informed by using official sources, such as your national health department or international agencies.
Report adverse reactions to your national adverse reaction monitoring program.
Your awareness is a lifesaving tool
Timely reporting and taking informed action helps protect not only your own health but also the health of your entire community. In today’s dynamic medical world, a single alert or symptom report can prevent widespread damage.
Be proactive. Keep yourself safe.
