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WHO defines ADR as any dangerous and undesirable reaction that occurs in humans at doses that prevent, diagnose or treat disease or alter the body. The incidence and severity of ADRs are affected by patient characteristics (e.g. age, gender, weight, comorbidities, race, genetics or geography) and the effects of drugs analyze, manage, write and report. Hospitals are reviewed daily and monitored for ADR. Evaluate suspicious ADRs using standard algorithms. Name, age, gender, reason for enrollment, brief description of drug reactions, history of drug interactions, onset and severity of ADRs experienced, effects of ADR on treatment and drugs, drug use, etc. includes. All drug information, method and frequency. All putative ADRs were evaluated for violations using the Naranjo algorithm. This is observational study done for period of approximately 3 months from February 27 2023 to April 15 2023 at the various hospitals. Data from a total of 50 patients were analyzed during the study, of which 15 (30%) experienced at least one adverse drug reaction (ADR). Fifteen patients were divided into two groups: Group-1 patients who presented or presented with ADR, and Group-2 patients who experienced or observed ADR during their hospitalization.