A case analysis of a patient with salmonella infection and allergy to antibiotics

Objective  Through clinical pharmacists participating in the treatment of hip prosthesis infection, to explore the factors of Salmonella infection and skin itching, and to increase the importance of Salmonella infection and the pharmaceutical monitoring of adverse reactions of antibiotics. Methods  The causes and treatment of Salmonella infection were analyzed by reviewing the literature, monitoring indicators and patient's clinical symptoms, and analyzing the cause of the patient's skin itching, to provide the patient with a reasonable anti-infective treatment plan. Results  After several antibacterial drug adjustments during hospitalization, the patient's inflammatory indicators decreased, and the clinical symptoms improved. Conclusion  Although the prosthetic joint infection caused by Salmonella is very rare, attention should be paid to the detection of Salmonella. At the same time, clinical pharmacists should increase the monitoring of antibiotics in their daily work.