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Adverse Reactions / Side Effects Common (usually mild and self-limited): Flushing Headache Fatigue Nausea Metallic taste Injection-site pain (IV or IM) Rash or pruritus Moderate: Hypotension during IV infusion Diarrhea Dizziness Transient increases in liver enzymes Allergic reactions (urticaria) Serious (require immediate discontinuation): A

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For skin-specific goals, consistency over several months is more important than taking a higher dose for a short period.