Can Carbamazepine Cause Agranulocytosis? Understanding a Rare but Serious Risk
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With an annual incidence estimated at only about six cases per million people taking the drug, carbamazepine-associated agranulocytosis is an uncommon but potentially fatal adverse reaction. Although this severe blood disorder is rare, it necessitates careful monitoring and patient education for anyone prescribed carbamazepine.
