"The client's spasticity is due to rheumatoid arthritis" is the aspect of the client’s current health status is most likely to contraindicate the use of this medication.
Muscle spasms brought on by rheumatic diseases or injuries to the musculoskeletal system are not treated with dandrolene. Dantrolene usage would not necessarily be contraindicated in the presence of diabetes, opioid use, or adherence problems, however these difficulties must be addressed.
Rheumatoid arthritis, often known as RA, is an autoimmune and inflammatory condition in which your immune system unintentionally assaults healthy cells in your body, leading to inflammation (painful swelling) in the areas of your body affected.
RA primarily targets joints, typically a number of joints at once. The immune system attacking healthy bodily tissue is what causes it.
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Dantrolene is being considered for the treatment of a client's spasticity. Which aspect of the client's current health status is most likely to contraindicate the use of this medication?
