Emphasize Sun Protection to Limit Med-Induced Photosensitivity Risk

May 2023

Warmer weather and sun exposure will bring questions about photosensitizing meds.

Photosensitivity reactions are due to a combination of UV light with a med or metabolite in the skin...and are hard to predict.

Response varies...and evidence is mostly from case reports.

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Table of Contents

Naloxone Prepare for OTC Narcan Nasal Spray
Diabetes Answer FAQs About Continuous Glucose Monitoring
Allergic Reactions Sort Through Specifics of Penicillin Allergies
Anticoagulants Know Which DOAC Interactions Require a Med Change
Contraceptives Help Patients Choose a Contraceptive
Photosensitivity Emphasize Sun Protection to Limit Med-Induced Photosensitivity Risk
Depression Tailor Initial Treatment of Depression
Shingles Educate How to Prevent and Treat Acute Shingles
Pregnancy Guide Use of BP Meds During Pregnancy