Drug eruption caused by ziprasidone： a case report / 四川精神卫生

This paper reported a case of drug eruption in a male patient with first-episode schizophrenia. The patient received ziprasidone monotherapy， and experienced post-treatment remission of schizophrenic symptoms， while accompanied by drug eruption with fever and elevated white blood cell count. Even with antiallergic treatment， the eruption did not subside without discontinuation of ziprasidone， whereas the eruption resolved after discontinuation of ziprasidone. This case suggested that individual allergy history should be taken into account during the use of ziprasidone， and timely intervention of adverse skin reactions was essential to prevent the development of severe drug eruption.