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Raised, Rough Bumps Under Palm. Had Taken Erythromycin For Sore Throat. Side Effect?

I have been taking erythromycin for 6 days. The stomach cramps disappeared after 3 days so I have continued with it (I have 1 more day) and my sore throat has completely disappeared. I now find I have raised bumps under the palm of my left hand (like little pimples ). They are not itchy, more rough. Some are on the sides of my fnigers. Could this be a side effect? Thank you
Mon, 29 Jul 2013
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Hi,
Welcome to healthcare Magic!
The papules at the palm and the fingers are due to hypersensitivity reaction to the erythromycin and is an indication that you should stop the medicine to limit the eruption to be safe. Anyway your primary problem has reasonably subsided so you can now comfortably discontinue the treatment.
I hope the advise would be informative and useful for you.
Take Care!
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Raised, Rough Bumps Under Palm. Had Taken Erythromycin For Sore Throat. Side Effect?

Hi, Welcome to healthcare Magic! The papules at the palm and the fingers are due to hypersensitivity reaction to the erythromycin and is an indication that you should stop the medicine to limit the eruption to be safe. Anyway your primary problem has reasonably subsided so you can now comfortably discontinue the treatment. I hope the advise would be informative and useful for you. Take Care!