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Persistent, severe abdominal pain (which may radiate to the back) during treatment may indicate acute pancreatitis and warrants immediate discontinuation of the drug and medical attention
Fever, chills, and redness, pus or spreading warmth at the site can indicate cellulitis or a bloodstream infection and need medical attention
Although drugs such as valsartan and a-dihydroergocryptine have shown therapeutic effects, these findings are largely based on individual studies and require further investigation to be confirmed
Your healthcare provider can use this genetic context to guide treatment decisions if headaches become problematic
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