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Mecca Crisis: Epilepsy Medication Victim in Maadi
The article discusses the case of the seven-year-old girl, Makkah, who experienced severe health complications after taking a medication not intended for treating the common cold, but rather for epilepsy. This was due to a prescribing error at a pharmacy in the Zahraa El-Maadi area. Her condition initially started with a cold and sore throat, but suddenly worsened after taking the incorrect medication, leading to her being placed in intensive care. She exhibited symptoms of paralysis, bleeding from the mouth, and injuries, as a result of the body's reaction to the unsuitable drug. Her family is now demanding legal action to protect their rights and is warning against the recurrence of such dangerous medication errors that resulted in her deteriorating health.
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