Contact your GP, trial coordinator, or a healthcare professional promptly but without the urgency of 999 if you experience: A widespread or rapidly spreading rash, particularly if accompanied by fever, joint pain, or malaise Blistering, peeling, or open sores on the skin, which may indicate a more serious dermatological reaction Persistent or worsening injection site reactions that do not resolve within a few days Skin changes accompanied by systemic symptoms such as fatigue, fever, or lymph node swelling Severe cutaneous adverse reactions (SCARs), such as Stevens-Johnson syndrome or toxic epidermal necrolysis, are rare but serious drug-related skin conditions requiring emergency assessment
This is a concern some men may have when considering this weight management medication
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The key is working with knowledgeable healthcare providers who can evaluate your individual situation and create a comprehensive treatment plan
This way, if the gene can be identified it will help the family to prepare for whats to come either with progression of lymphedema or other known co-morbidities