Complications of Stevens-Johnson syndrome Stevens-Johnson syndrome can cause serious complications including: skin problems like a skin infection, changes in skin colour and scarring problems with organs, such as the lungs, liver and kidneys eye problems, such as long-term inflammation or sight problems problems with the vagina or penis caused by scarring Page last reviewed: 04 March 2026 Next review due: 04 March 2029
Patients have been randomised, double-blind, to receive lixisenatide 20 g OD or placebo
This type of meal: Requires no cooking Keeps portions naturally small Works well when energy is low It's protein-forward without asking you to eat more than you want
While anaphylactoid reactions to NAC can be concerning, they are generally mild, transient, and manageable with appropriate interventions, ensuring that patients continue to receive the hepatoprotective benefits of NAC [29]
Euglycemic DKA (ketoacidosis without markedly elevated blood glucose) can occur and requires immediate medical attention