Potential Side Effects and Safety Concerns Although the treatment is safe in medically supervised settings, mild side effects can happen, such as: Temporary redness or swelling at the injection site Slight dizziness or nausea Rare allergic reactions (rash, itching) Patients are advised to disclose any history of allergies or chronic illness before starting treatment
Light and transport: keep vials out of direct light and, when transporting, use a small insulated cold pack rather than leaving a reconstituted vial at ambient temperature for extended periods
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