The phrase "actual side effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the real or genuine effects that a medication, treatment, or procedure may have on a person.
Example: "Before starting the new medication, it's important to understand the actual side effects that may occur."
Alternatives: "real side effects" or "genuine side effects".
While scouring the internet for the physical side effects of the cactus, finally realizing that I was actually reading a new-age-y poem about the drug instead of the actual side effects, one of those annoying pop-up windows appeared with a photo of her, asking "Who is this famous supermodel?" Agyness's image spoke to me through the computer screen and told me her identity.
Across all age groups, perceived and actual side effects of contraceptive methods emerged as a primary barrier to use.
However, Brookhart et al. [ 33] found that the majority of patients who stopped and re-started OP medication, re-started the same OP medication suggesting that actual side effects experienced may not be the most important issue for all patients.
In contrast to participants in the 'easy' decision group who focused on the benefits of the medication, participants in the 'difficult' decision group then engaged in risk-benefit analyses that focused on concerns about potential and actual side effects (See Table 4).
Among those few mothers who had heard of any bad effects, many mentioned actual side effects of vaccination such as fever and pain and swelling at the site (Khairpur 69%, Haripur 25%, Khanewal 37%, Sialkot 40%), while others mentioned fears and misconceptions about side effects, such as that the child could get polio or die, or that vaccination would make the child sterile.
Factors that contribute to medication compliance include: cognitive deficits, perceived or actual side effects, lack of patient insight, poor efficacy, lack of social support, problems with the therapeutic alliance, cultural or religious beliefs, complexity of daily treatment regimens, and drug abuse among others [ 10, 16].
Table 7 presents statistics on the mined side-effect information for some of the drugs having the most number of messages.> The side-effects extracted from both medications.com and steadyhealth.com data sets were then compared with the actual side-effects as reported in the Drug Package Inserts.
In general, nearly half of contraception users are not completely satisfied with their current method: actual or expected side effects, difficulty of use, worry about effectiveness and reduced sexual pleasure are just some of the many reasons women give for being dissatisfied.
Many women may not have access to narcotics and epidural analgesia, or these forms of analegisia may be unacceptable due to actual or perceived side effects or cultural considerations.
Participants might have been more focused on the actual treatment and side effects or visit scheduling information and the decision making of whether to enter a clinical trial, and less on other issues such as withdrawing.
In an open ended question, a large proportion of the providers were of the opinion that young peoples' lack of factual information and knowledge about contraceptives (72%) as well as fears of actual and perceived side effects (63%) were reasons why young people did not use contraceptives.
