People with dyspnea, wheezing, crackles, wheeze and coughs – the common symptoms of allergic asthma and drug allergies; post-nasal drip and nasal obstruction, and sneezing as well as watering and irritation of the eyes, which are seen in allergic rhinitis and allergic conjunctivitis; itching, eruptions due to urticaria; swelling of the tongue, lips and eyelids secondary to angioedema may be presented to our department. Besides, the symptoms of respiratory tract disorders, dermal signs, and symptoms, as well as other allergic findings that developed secondary to drug use, are among conditions that require direct admission to our department.