Tag: Respiratory complications

While many cases of fluid in the lungs (pulmonary edema) are linked to heart problems, a significant number—particularly noncardiogenic cases—are caused by drug reactions or overdoses. **What drug causes fluid in the lungs** can be a complex question, as both prescription medications and illicit substances can be culprits, triggering fluid accumulation through various toxicological and immunological mechanisms. This article explores the pharmacological agents and substances that can induce this dangerous respiratory condition.

Acute upper respiratory infections (URIs), or the common cold, are the most frequent illness in the general population [1.3.9]. So, is it safe to have a general anaesthetic with a cold in adults? The answer depends on several key factors evaluated by your medical team.