Allergic shock induced by mannatide injection
JIN Shu-jun
ZHAO Yan
Abstract：One 54-year-old female patient without allergic history of food and drug was diagnosed as stage I membranous nephropathy. Mannatide injection was given to the patient. Two minutes later, the patient presented with dyspnea, chest congestion, breathlessness with HR of 90 bites per minute, SpO2 of 92%, BP of 116/69 mm Hg. Clearly wheezing when inhaling, congestion of face and bulbar conjunctiva, red skin in arms without rash were observed. So the medicine was immediately stopped, infusion apparatus were replaced, the inhalation of oxygen, anti-allergic therapy and the rescue of blood volume expansion were given. Forty minutes later, the symptoms alleviated, the colour of skin was normal, the hyperemia of face and bulbar conjunctiva disappeared.
Keywords：Mannatide injectionAllergic shockAdverse drug reaction
Publication Date：2014-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：2( 189-190 )