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After taking Septrin tablets, a lady in Katsina state is now a victim of Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS)that has unfortunately left her looking like she has burnt skin.

According to a Twitter user who shared the photo on social media, a woman has fallen victim to Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) in Katsina State, after taking Septrin Sulphamethoxazole tablet as the adverse drug reaction turned her to black.

"This is why self medication is usually not recommended. If you report a reaction at a hospital , it is usually written in BOLD in front of ur hospital file so subsequently, no one would prescribe that drug to you.

"Some of us are not told and we don't ask questions at d hospital so we don't know. Next thing we are ill and self medicated and go ahead to get that same drug we react to, unknowingly. Drug use awareness needs serious promotion!," an Instagram user commented on the viral photo.


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dis na fire victim na

klassykute:
dis na fire victim na

my brother the tin just surprise me...

Bloody liar.

Toktee:
Bloody liar.

Don't say that
It could be true Septrin is a sulpha drug in the same category with fansider, maloxine amalar
There have been known to cause serious skin allergies so BEWARE

Some people react to sulphonamides and could end up with a reaction like this(SJS).
Self-medication can be dangerous.