What are the potential allergic reactions to leuprolide, and how can patients and healthcare providers prepare for and manage these adverse effects?
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Leuprolide can trigger allergies like hives, swelling, trouble breathing, and even anaphylaxis. Immediate medical help is essential when these symptoms occur.
Leuprolide can cause allergic reactions such as hives, itching, or swelling. Patients should inform their doctor of any allergies before treatment, and carry an emergency epinephrine injector if severe allergies are known.
Patients on leuprolide may experience allergic symptoms like rash, difficulty breathing, and swelling. Providers should have protocols for immediate treatment of severe reactions, including the availability of antihistamines and corticosteroids.