Which Medications Cause Pleural Effusion? A Comprehensive Guide to Adverse Drug Reactions
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Although a relatively rare complication, certain medications are a known cause of pleural effusion, an abnormal buildup of fluid in the space surrounding the lungs. This drug-induced pulmonary toxicity can range from mild, self-resolving symptoms to severe, life-threatening conditions. Early identification of the causative medication is crucial for proper management and patient safety.
