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Heres what you need to know: Donts Dont toss loose needles in the trash or recycling bin Dont try to separate the needle from the pen if you have the pre-filled type Dont flush them down the toilet Dont keep the meds or used needles in reach of children and pets Dos Do use a puncture-resistant sharps container, if you can theyre easy and affordable to find online Do dispose of them in a heavy-duty plastic household container, like a laundry detergent bottle Do make sure the household container you use has a tight-fitting lid Do check with your drugs manufacturer for a medicine/sharps return or disposal options Once your sharps or heavy-duty container is three-quarters full, seal it with duct tape, label it do not recycle and put it in your regular trash can/trash bag.
Other adverse effects listed in the drugs label include injection site reactions, fatigue, burping, hair loss and gastroesophageal reflux disease
If you experience discomfort, scale back use and consult a doctor if symptoms persist
Results: Of the 163 HAE-C1-INH patients, 143 had HAE-C1-INH-Type1 and 20 had HAE-C1-INH-Type2
Reddy's is closer to or below it
