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Stinging/burning

Stinging, burning, or pain at the injection ste (not always present)... [Pg.599]

Application of 0.5 ml to the skin of guinea pigs was lethal to all animals within 3 days, whereas 0.25ml was fatal to 5 of 20 animals. No effects were observed with repeated application of 0.1 ml to the forearm of a volunteer. However, the liquid caused stinging, burning, and whitening of the skin when placed under occlusion for 5 min. The liquid is considered a slight eye irritant when instilled in rabbit eyes. [Pg.695]

Adults-200 mg 3 or 4 times/day. Pain, stinging, burning, redness, and swelling may develop at injection site. [Pg.991]

Stinging, burning at administration site, transient pain, rash Serious Reactions... [Pg.61]

Headache, stinging/burning skin, dry skin, pruritus, erythema Rare... [Pg.422]

Notify clinician if stinging, burning, or itching becomes pronounced or if redness, irritation, swelling, decreasing vision, orpain persists orworsens (ophth)... [Pg.560]

Transient stinging, burning, discomfort, headache Occasional... [Pg.689]

Oral Diaphoresis Ophthalmic Stinging, burning Occasional... [Pg.989]

Transient stinging, burning, itching, irritation, headaches, nausea, vomiting, infection at site of injection, venous thrombosis or phlebitis extending from site of injection, extravasation, hypervolemia. [Pg.1285]

Eflornithine (Vaniqa) is an irreversible inhibitor of ornithine decarboxylase, which catalyzes the rate-limiting step in the biosynthesis of polyamines. Polyamines are required for cell division and differentiation, and inhibition of ornithine decarboxylase affects the rate of hair growth. Topical eflornithine has been shown to be effective in reducing facial hair growth in approximately 30% of women when applied twice daily for 6 months of therapy. Hair growth was observed to return to pretreatment levels 8 weeks after discontinuation. Local adverse effects include stinging, burning, and folliculitis. [Pg.1305]

Although baby shampoo is frequently used for cleaning the eyeUd margin, commercially available eyelid cleansers are effective, with potentially less ocular stinging, burning, or toxicity. Commercial lid scrub products are designed to aid in removal of oils, debris, or desquamated skin from the inflamed eyelid. The lid scrubs can... [Pg.45]

Pemrrolast 0.1% Alamast Lauralkonium chloride 0.005% Itch, allergic conjunctivitis C 3 QID Sting/burn Nasal congestion Cold or flu symptoms HA... [Pg.256]

Nedocromrl 2.0% Alocril Benzalkonium chloride 0.01% Itch, allergic conjunctivitis B 3 BID Sting/burn Hyperemia HA Nasal congestion Unpleasant taste... [Pg.256]

Lodoxamide 0.1% Alomide Benzalkonium chloride 0.007% VKC B 2 QID Sting/burn Dry eye Hyperemia Watery eyes Itch Uncommon Nausea HA... [Pg.256]

Cromolyn sodium 4.0% Opticrom Crolom Benzalkonium chloride 0.01% and ethylenedia-minetetraacetic acid 0.1% VKC B 4 4-6x/day Sting/burn Hyperemia Watery eyes Itch Dryness around eye Puffiness Styes Uncommon... [Pg.256]

Whereas isotonic saline (0.9% sodium chloride) is nontoxic to the cornea and conjimctiva, sodium chloride, especially at the 5% concentration, can cause discomfort on instillation. Stinging, burning, and irritation are common complaints, but patients generally tolerate the therapy, especially if vision is improved. Epistaxis has been associated with use of 2% sodium chloride solution. The solution formulation should not be used if it changes color or becomes cloudy. [Pg.280]

Livostin 1-2 drops QID Allergic 12 yr Hi receptor Sting/burn Shake bottle... [Pg.551]

In humans, extensive dermal exposure to cypermethrin may cause temporary effects of paresthesia (stinging, burning, tingling) and numbness. Symptoms following ingestion include nausea, vomiting, tenesmus, diarrhea, unconsciousness, and death due to respiratory failure. [Pg.715]

Any local reactions, such as stinging, burning and aftertaste, are mild and transient. [Pg.151]

HUMAN HEALTH RISKS EPA RfD 0.004mg/kg/day Acute Risks irritation of eyes, mucous membranes and respiratory tract stinging, burning and whitening of skin dizziness drowsiness nausea headache shortness of breath unconsciousness gastrointestinal irritation liver, kidney and CNS effects Chronic Risks effects on liver, eyes, kidneys, cardiovascular system and immune system mutagen possible human carcinogen. [Pg.206]

A. Acute effects. Immediately upon nematocyst discharge, there is stinging, burning pain and a pmrific rash. Depending on the degree of envenomafion. [Pg.236]

Local effects. Within minutes of envenomation, stinging, burning pain begins. Progressive swelling, erythema, petechiae, ecchymosis, and hemorrhagic blebs may develop over the next several hours. The limb may swell to twice its nonaal size within the first few hours. Hypovolemic shock and local compartment syndrome may occur secondary to fluid and blood sequestration in injured areas. [Pg.344]

CS (tear gas) is used by police and military for crowd control or riot control. CN (mace) is less potent than CS and is used by individual citizens for personal protection. Tear agents produce immediate intense stinging, burning,... [Pg.49]

Through the patient s history and physical examination, the physicians will identify any specific factor such as medications, prior procedures, and medical conditions that can affect the outcome of the peel [17]. Complications of glycolic acid peel Uke hyperpigmentation and infection are rare. Chemical peel with glycolic acid may cause sensible irritation symptoms, characterized by stinging, burning, and itching. [Pg.14]

Other reports indicate that aqueous cream may cause local skin irritations such as stinging, burning, itching and redness, when it is used as a leave-on emollient, particularly in children with atopic eczema. The reactions, which are not generally serious, often occm within 20 min but can occur later. However, patients and those who care for them should be warned of this risk dming an eczema treatment consultation [15 ]. [Pg.208]

In situations of limited, anticipated allergen exposure (e.g., animal dander), intranasal cromolyn may provide symptom relief when used shortly before exposure. Intranasal cromolyn sodium is notably safe. Adverse effects are localized to the nasal mucosa and minor. They include sneezing, nasal stinging, burning, irritation, and nose bleeds (< 1%). Because of its safety profile, intranasal cromolyn sodium is frequently used in children and pregnant women (54). [Pg.313]


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