PANAX GİNSENG KULLANAN BİR HASTADA GELİŞEN ANAFLAKTİK ŞOK OLGUSU

Year 2018, CASE REPORT SPECİAL ISSUE, 40 - 44, 30.07.2018

Ahmet Aydın

https://doi.org/10.30569/adiyamansaglik.428396

Abstract

Bitkisel
ilaçların kullanılmasındaki artış beraberinde hayatı tehdit eden birçok komplikasyonların
ortaya çıkmasına neden olmuştur. Panax yıllardır bir çok hastalığa karşı iyi
geldiği, fiziksel performansı arttırdığı düşüncesiyle bir adaptojen olarak
kullanılmaktadır. Yabancı kaynaklarda ginsenglere karşı gelişen allerji
vakaları bildirilmiştir. Bu yazıda Panax kullanan bir hastada gelişen allerji
olgusu sunuldu. 60 yaşında solunum sıkıntısı, hipotansiyon, şuur kaybı ve yüzde
şişlik şikâyetleri ile acil servise getirilen hasta anaflaktik şok
tablosundaydı. Hastanın Panax adlı bitkisel ilacı kullandığı öğrenildi. Hastaya
müdahale edildikten sonra yoğun bakım ünitesine alınarak takip tedavisine
başlandı. Hasta kliniği düzeldikten sonra servise çıkışı yapıldı. Tedavi
sonrası hasta bilgilendirilerek taburcu edildi.

Keywords

Panax, Anaflaktik Şok, allerji

DEVELOPMENT OF ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK IN A PATIENT USING PANAX GINSENG: A CASE REPORT

Abstract

 

Recent increase
in the use of herbal preparatıons has led to emergence of various
life-threatening complications. Asian ginseng (Panax ginseng) has been used over many years as an adaptogen with
the anticipation of treating various illnesses and improving physical
performance. Previous cases of allergy against ginseng have been reported in
literature. This report presents a case of allergy developing in a patient
using Asian ginseng. A 60-year-old patient with respiratory complaints,
hypotension, loss of consciousness, and swelling of the face was brought to the
emergency room and had anaphylactic shock. It was found out that the patient
had been using an herbal preparation of Asian ginseng. The patient was
stabilized and taken to intensive care unit for treatment. When the clinical
findings improved, the patient was transferred to in-patient clinic for further
monitoring. Later, the patient was informed and discharged.

Keywords

Panax, anaphylactic shock, Allergy

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