Signs to look out for include fatigue and lethargy, depression, irritability, headaches, difficulty with balance, decreased cognitive function, constipation, sore or swollen tongue, heart palpitations, mouth ulcers, pins and needles and changes to vision
First order
Pay attention to signs of a possible infection, such as worsening pain, warmth, or pus, or the symptoms of an allergic reaction, like hives, difficulty breathing, or swelling of the face and throat
However, injections require clinical visits or self-injection training
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