Identify a side effect unique to Vancomycin.

Vancomycin is known for a specific side effect called Red Man Syndrome, which occurs due to rapid infusion of the drug. This syndrome is characterized by flushing, rash, and sometimes hypotension, predominantly affecting the upper body and neck. It results from the release of histamine triggered by the drug, leading to these vascular effects. While the side effects like fever and rash can occur with other medications as well, Red Man Syndrome is particularly associated with Vancomycin and is a distinct reaction that healthcare providers need to be aware of when administering the drug. The management involves slowing the infusion rate and prescriptive measures, such as administering antihistamines prior to administration, if necessary.