Side Effects. Each party shall advise the other as promptly as reasonably practical by telefax or overnight delivery service addressed to the attention of its Vice President, International Regulatory Affairs and Drug Safety and Surveillance (or, in LeukoSite's case, the party with similar responsibilities), of any unexpected side effect, adverse reaction or injury which has been brought to that party's attention at any place and which is alleged to have been caused by a Warner-LeukoSite Product. Warner shall have all rights and responsibility timely to report such side effects, adverse reaction or injury to regulatory authorities and others as appropriate.
Side Effects. Each Party shall advise the other within the time ------------ limit required by applicable Agency laws and regulations (or similar foreign laws and regulations) by telefax or overnight delivery service addressed to the attention of its Vice President, Medical Affairs (or, in GenVec's case, the employee with similar responsibilities), of any unexpected side effect, adverse reaction or injury which has been brought to that Party's attention at any place and which is alleged to have been caused by a Collaboration Product. Warner shall have all rights and responsibility to report such side effects, adverse reaction or injury in the Territory to regulatory authorities and others as appropriate.
Side Effects. I understand that the common side effects of opioid medication include feeling sick (nausea), vomiting, constipation, drowsiness, dry mouth, and itchiness of the skin. With extended use I am likely to become tolerant to these side effects, except for constipation. Constipation is a very common side effect and I may be ordered medication to help with this problem. Other side effects which are rare include muscle jerks or shaking, muscle spasm, feeling weak, confusion, hallucinations, feeling disoriented, chills, changes in vision, difficulty passing urine, headaches, skin rashes, difficulty in thinking clearly, decreased sexual function, swelling of hands or feet, sweating, and decreased immune function.
Side Effects. Side effects are normal physical reactions to medications. Common side effects of opioids/narcotics include mood changes, drowsiness, dizziness, constipation, nausea, and confusion. Many of these side effects will resolve over days or weeks. Constipation often persists and may require additional medication. If other side effects persist, different opioids may be tried or they may be discontinued. You should NOT:
Side Effects. I am to notify my provider of any adverse effects that I might experience while taking narcotic medications. Adverse effect include but are not limited to: over- sedations, nausea, vomiting, constipation, euphoria, dysphoria, dizziness, sweating, itching, rashes, swelling, difficulty breathing, dysuria, dry mouth, insomnia, disorientation, decreased sex drive and potency and abnormal jerking motions in the arms and legs. While on narcotic medications, I will not operate a motor vehicle of any type or any other form of machinery that could cause injury to others or myself.
Side Effects. Each party shall promptly advise the other by telefax or overnight delivery service addressed to the attention of its Vice President, Medical Affairs (or, in Onyx's case, the party with similar responsibilities), of any unexpected side effect, adverse reaction or injury which has been brought to that party's attention at any place and which is alleged to have been caused by a Collaboration Product or an Onyx Product. Warner, with respect to Collaboration Products, and Onyx, with respect to Onyx Products, shall have all rights and responsibility to report such side effect, adverse reaction or injury to regulatory authorities and others as appropriate.
Side Effects. All medicines have side effects. The most common side effects of sleep medicines are: · Drowsiness · Dizziness · Lightheadedness · Difficulty with coordination Sleep medicines can make you sleepy during the day. How drowsy you feel depends upon how your body reacts to the medicine, which sleep medicine you are taking, and how large a dose your doctor has prescribed. Daytime drowsiness is best avoided by taking the lowest dose possible that will still help you sleep at night. Your doctor will work with you to find the dose of LUNESTA that is best for you. Some patients taking LUNESTA have reported next-day sleepiness. To manage these side effects while you are taking this medicine: · When you first start taking LUNESTA or any other sleep medicine, until you know whether the medicine will still have some effect on you the next day, use extreme care while doing anything that requires complete alertness, such as driving a car, operating machinery, or piloting an aircraft. · Do not drink alcohol when you are taking LUNESTA or any sleep medicine. Alcohol can increase the side effects of LUNESTA or any other sleep medicine. · Do not take any other medicines without asking your doctor first. This includes medicines you can buy without a prescription. Some medicines can cause drowsiness and are best avoided while taking LUNESTA. · Always take the exact dose of LUNESTA prescribed by your doctor. Never change your dose without talking to your doctor first.
Side Effects. The MG vaccination group reported side effects in 30.4% (7/23) at T1, the placebo group in 37.5% (9/24) at T1 (p=0.6). At T2, 4 weeks after unblinded influenza vaccination of the placebo group 52% (12/23) reported side effects. At T1 healthy controls reported significantly more side effects (70%; 33/42) than the MG vaccination or placebo group (p<0.01). The most commonly reported side effects for MG or HC were local redness and soreness at the injection site. No change in MG symptoms was reported in the MG group at T1. In the placebo group, 3 patients reported a mild exacerbation of their MG symptoms during the T1-T2 period. Exacerbation of symptoms lasted 1 day to 1 week after vaccination and did not lead to a change in medication.
Side Effects. Each party shall advise the other as promptly as reasonably practical by telefax or overnight delivery service addressed to the attention of its Vice President, International Regulatory Affairs and Drug Safety and Surveillance (or, in LeukoSite's case, the party with similar responsibilities), of any unexpected side effect, adverse reaction or injury which has been brought to that party's attention at any place and which is alleged to have been caused by a Warner-LeukoSite Product. Warner shall have all rights and responsibility timely to report such side effects, adverse reaction or injury to regulatory authorities and others as appropriate. The parties agree to amend this Section 6.1 by setting forth a more detailed set of drug safety reporting requirements between the parties if an NDA, MAA or jNDA is filed for a Warner-LeukoSite Product.
Side Effects. See SPC or BNF for complete list of adverse effects Side effects may be short term and are usually dose dependent. They can often be prevented or relieved by a moderate reduction in dose. GI disturbances e.g. nausea, diarrhoea, dry mouth Ensure patient aware of need for fluid replacement Weight gain Monitor – Advise to avoid crash diets & sugary drinks. Oedema Monitor – may respond to dose reduction. Fine tremor Consider slight reduction in dose Polyuria (frequent urination) Polydipsia (frequent thirst) Advise re: fluid intake. May require investigation for diabetes insipidus if persistent Hypothyroidism Consider thyroid replacement if clinically indicated Signs of toxicity: Blurred vision, muscle weakness, drowsiness, coarse tremor, dysarthria, ataxia, confusion, convulsions, nausea & vomiting, ECG changes. Stop lithium immediately, measure lithium, creatinine, urea and electrolytes. Refer to hospital if clinical condition warrants Serum lithium must be monitored 5-7 days after initiation, then weekly until steady state is reached, then 3 monthly when stable (more frequently, typically 2 monthly in the elderly). More frequent monitoring is required following alteration of dosage; on development of intercurrent disease; in those with or at risk of cardiac, renal or thyroid disease; signs of manic or depressive relapse; following significant change in sodium or fluid intake; if an interacting drug is being taken or if signs of lithium toxicity occur. Patients taking lithium once daily at night should have the level measured in the morning 12 hours after the previous night time dose. Patients taking lithium twice daily should have the level measured in the morning 12 hours after the previous night time dose. The morning dose must be postponed until after the sample has been taken. Baseline ECG for those with existing cardiac disease or risk factors. Renal function- baseline and then every 6 months. Calcium- baseline and then every 6 months Thyroid function -TSH and T4 baseline and then every 6 months More frequent monitoring may be indicated in those with or at risk of cardiac, renal or thyroid disease. Some medicines may result in increased lithium levels and risk of toxicity, e.g. diuretics (especially thiazides), NSAIDs, ACE inhibitors, angiotensin II receptor antagonists, SSRIs and other psychotropic medicines. Increased risk of ventricular arrhythmias with amiodaraone (avoid).
