Background: Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) have been regarded as a major public health problem since they represent a sizable percentage of admissions. Unfortunately, there is a wide variation of ADR related admissions among different studies. The aim of this study was to evaluate the frequency of ADR related admissions and its dependency on reporting and method of detection, urgency of admissions and included medical departments reflecting department/hospital type within one study.
The information on patient medication on hospital admission and discharge is incomplete. Half of patients on admission and almost two-thirds on discharge had pDDIs. ADRs due to DDIs caused 1.2% of admissions to medical departments in Ljubljana's primary city and tertiary referral hospital.
Genital pathogens are very common among patients with CIN and do not affect the occurrence or severity of pain, discharge, or postoperative bleeding after diathermy LETZ.
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