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Adverse reactions to antibiotics comprise a number of classes of reactions, including toxicity, side effects, and allergy. Each one of these differs in its implication for treatment of the patient. The authors discuss some of the more common and unusual reactions to antibiotics frequently used in the practice of podiatric medicine.
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