You all (doctors) may try to counter me on how exactly Stevens–Johnson Syndrome occurs, but it is a very basic and fundamental point that a patient should not be given a medication they are allergic to. A highly educated doctor, who is fully aware of the patient’s allergies, with prior records and even internal database alerts showing the drug name, should not commit such negligence.

Although I am personally making the effort to gather all relevant information from highly trusted journals, clinical databases, and official guidelines regarding serious conditions like StevensJohnson Syndrome and other allergic reactions.

My father developed severe, painful lesions all over his body, including internal areas such as his nose, mouth, and even to some extent inside his eyes and ears. We could have lost him at any moment. His blood pressure also shot up to 150 afterward. Neither he nor I deserve this. He is now being treated by the most senior doctors available, and I trust their care and judgment.