Article in English: If you believe you are experiencing an allergic reaction to antibiotics, seek medical help immediately, no matter how severe your symptoms are. Many allergic reactions are confined to skin rashes and will not result in any complications, but it's important to talk to your doctor about any reaction. Some rashes can be caused by Stevens-Johnson syndrome, a severe complication that needs hospitalization. Other rashes are a precursor to anaphylaxis, which can be life-threatening if not treated. Seek immediate medical assistance if you experience:  Fever Sore throat/mouth, with or without a cough Facial swelling Tongue swelling Skin pain Rashes and/or blisters Hives Difficulty breathing or tightness in the throat An abnormally hoarse voice Hives or swelling Nausea or vomiting Abdominal pain Dizziness or fainting Rapid heartbeat Feelings of doom If you're experiencing any allergic reactions to an antibiotic, you must discontinue using that medication, and avoid all exposure to it. Exposure can happen accidentally, so it's important to take preventative action.  Tell healthcare workers about your allergy any time you are receiving medical treatment of any kind. Ensure that this is included in your medical records for future reference, but don't ever assume medical personnel have seen the chart or know of your allergy. It is your responsibility to communicate your allergies when being treated. Wear a medical alert bracelet. These bracelets can be invaluable, especially if you ever require emergency care while unconscious. It alerts healthcare workers about your allergy in times when you cannot communicate your allergy.  You may want to carry an epinephrine auto-injector (commonly called an "Epipen"). This is typically only needed for people susceptible to anaphylaxis, but your doctor may recommend that you have one if your allergies are severe. In most cases, if you have a known allergy, your doctor will prescribe an alternative drug. In some very isolated cases where benefit outweighs the risk, and there are no...

Summary in Vietnamese:
Đến phòng cấp cứu hoặc gọi dịch vụ cấp cứu. Ngừng uống thuốc. Hỏi bác sĩ về phương pháp giải mẫn cảm.