Subclavian steal syndrome.

Early recognition and diagnosis of subclavian steal syndrome are vital to avoid unnecessary investigations and ensure appropriate management. This case highlights the significance of comprehensive evaluation, including bilateral blood pressure measurement, in patients with unilateral symptoms.

A case report of anaphylaxis induced by topical use of extract of Cynoglossum wallichii var. golchidiatum.

Introduction: Cyanoglossum wallichii var. golchidiatum is a perennial plant that contains pyrrolizidine alkaloids of many types and used as traditional medicine for wounds, burns, and infections. Case presentation: We report the first diagnosed case of 50 years old male who presented with anaphylaxis after the use of local herbal remedies ( Cyanoglossum wallichii var. golchidiatum ) in his cut injury. Discussion: Without seeing a doctor, individuals in our region of the world administer herbal plants for conditions like burn healing, infections, and wound healing. As a result, there is a delay in the course of treatment, and the herbal therapies have a number of negative side effects. Numerous academic studies have demonstrated the numerous advantages of herbal plants, but despite these advantages, there is a lack of sufficient scientific evidence and knowledge regarding their use and potential drawbacks. Conclusion: Non-judicial use of Cyanoglossum wallichii var. golchidiatum may lead to potentially life-threatening condition like anaphylaxis.