Sentence examples for combined side effects from inspiring English sources
One of the two patients with two erlotinib breaks had combined side effects of rash, diarrhoea, and pain (all grade 3), whereas the other had rash (grade 3) plus alopecia (grade 2).
The benefits of combination therapy should be weighed against the combined side effects of both drugs and the cost associated with the long-term use of 2 drugs.
"Jean was on several psychoactive medications, and their combined side effects were upsetting her more," Suzette recalls.
This treatment frequently extends to 2 months, and the combined side effects can affect all areas of functioning, such as physical, psychosocial and nutritional status.
Reasons for pausing were rash (grade 3: n = 6, grade 2: n = 2), diarrhoea (grade 3: n = 2), pain (grade 4: n = 2), emesis (grade 3: n = 1), stomatitis (grade 2: n = 1), and combined side effects (n = 4).
The combined side-effects of these drugs were drowsiness, nausea, brain-fog, fatigue and constipation, among others.
Combined with side effects in some patients, this has prompted many clinicians to administer IFN-γ to some, but not all patients.
Eventually, a point is reached at which the underlying causes of agitation, combined with side effects of pharmacologic agents, threaten respiratory and hemodynamic stability.
Recently, Lorizio et al. reported that the serum concentration of endoxifen is positively associated with the probability of reporting any side effect from tamoxifen (hot flashes, vaginal dryness, sleep problems, weight gain, and depression, irritability or mood swings combining all side effects and grades).
In particular, when two or more types of these medications are combined, each side effect is expected; thus, careful use only for patients with moderate to severe BPH is recommended.
The conclusion of the study of Mazzotta et al. [13] is that by combining effectiveness, minimal side effects, and cost savings, behavioral interventions provide a treatment option that can enhance or if necessary, replace pharmacotherapy.
