SirVintageCock:
This is a drug reaction which can happen to anybody. It doesn't mean that the wrong medication was administered rather the student in question reacts adversely to the medication given to him. Most people don't know that they reacts to some drugs eg not everybody reacts to chloroquine or sulphur etc. Some may have mild reaction while in rare cases it maybe life threatening like in this kid.

presentley:
This looks like stevens-johnson syndrome. May God heal the little boy.

Cc:lalasticlala, mynd44

EnuguDadImoMom:
Nigeria, everyday na funny funny news. Each day you open the page of newspaper na death death, negative news nawaoh. Am I d first to comment? Wow... May fire and thunder locate all those who brought APC government to us.

SirVintageCock:
This is a drug reaction which can happen to anybody. It doesn't mean that the wrong medication was administered rather the student in question reacts adversely to the medication given to him. Most people don't know that they reacts to some drugs eg not everybody reacts to chloroquine or sulphur etc. Some may have mild reaction while in rare cases it maybe life threatening like in this kid.

SirVintageCock:
This is a drug reaction which can happen to anybody. It doesn't mean that the wrong medication was administered rather the student in question reacts adversely to the medication given to him. Most people don't know that they reacts to some drugs eg not everybody reacts to chloroquine or sulphur etc. Some may have mild reaction while in rare cases it maybe life threatening like in this kid.
Exactly, this is just a case of adverse drug reaction

9jakohai:
Brief analysis

1.The Nurse may be to blame in that she did not find out about any allergies the student exhibits.

Once you are beginning the treatment of any patient....FIND OUT ABOUT ALLERGIES.

2.Then again, the nurse probably did her job, and asked about allergies.....and the lad probably did not know of any allergies up to that point...because he had never reacted to sulfur containing drugs before that event..OR ...he had never ever had sulfur drugs in his life (possible).

(Yes....allergies can be very very strange things. The body might suddenly decide to react to something that it was tolerating well enough before).

All in all....more investigations is needed before we can make a pronouncement....and blame or praise or caution or let off the nurse.

EnuguDadImoMom:
Nigeria, everyday na funny funny news. Each day you open the page of newspaper na death death, negative news nawaoh. Am I d first to comment? Wow... May fire and thunder locate all those who brought APC government to us.

Lifezhead:
[This is a drug reaction which can happen to anybody. It doesn't mean that the wrong medication was administered rather the student in question reacts adversely to the medication given to him. Most people don't know that they reacts to some drugs eg not everybody reacts to chloroquine or sulphur etc. Some may have mild reaction while in rare cases it maybe life threatening like in this kid.

i concur
my body reacts to sulphur
so it can happen to anyone

VocalWalls:


A reaction is a good reason to abandon the boy for 3 days?

How about introducing a neutralizer?

Your talk no hold water

SirVintageCock:
This is a drug reaction which can happen to anybody. It doesn't mean that the wrong medication was administered rather the student in question reacts adversely to the medication given to him. Most people don't know that they reacts to some drugs eg not everybody reacts to chloroquine or sulphur etc. Some may have mild reaction while in rare cases it maybe life threatening like in this kid.

VocalWalls:


A reaction is a good reason to abandon the boy for 3 days?

How about introducing a neutralizer?

Your talk no hold water

TarOrfeek:
What is this country turning to bikonu?
see as them roast person pikin like suya!