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Lab personnel should follow standard research compound handling procedures including personal protective equipment and containment measures
Reported side effects The side effects reported in trials and research protocols tend to be mild and transient: Common: Injection site reactions: redness, swelling, mild irritation at the injection location Headache: reported in some subjects, typically mild and temporary Mild gastrointestinal discomfort: occasional reports of nausea or upset stomach Less common: Temporary dizziness Slight increases in heart rate Minor liver enzyme elevations in some subjects These effects, when they occur, generally resolve without intervention and don't require discontinuation
Site rotation matters: repeated use of the same spot can increase irritation, bruising, lumps, or tissue changes
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