GRAPPLE with the myriad side-effects of psychoactive drugs like Olanzapine, SSRIs and others as you try to find the right balance of medications to ensure normal cognitive functioning.
The drug, and four others her daughter was taking, have myriad potential side effects, including rapid weight gain, skin rashes and drowsiness.
There are many potential ligands for this particular receptor, and although he'd blocked them all in the mice, he couldn't do that in a person without potentially interfering with vital signaling pathways that could produce myriad serious side effects.
Thyroid cancer patients have to be placed in a hyperthyroid state to keep the cancer away, but it is difficult to get the correct dosage that also minimizes the myriad of side effects.
Given the myriad adverse side effects of classical NSAIDs, increasing attention is being focused on nitric oxide-donating NSAIDs (NO-NSAIDs), which are associated with fewer side effects [ 10].
Laughter reduces cortisol production, which is associated with myriad negative side effects including high blood pressure and cholesterol, weight gain, and heart disease.
Duloxetine has a myriad of adverse side effects such as dose dependent blood pressure increases and multiple drug interactions [ 5].
Treatment with pegylated interferon-alpha (IFNα) therapy can induce a myriad of neuropsychiatric side effects including depression in approximately 25%to30%0% of patients undergoing IFNα therapy for HCV [ 8- 11].
However, a myriad of possible side effects (e.g. weight gain, gastric ulceration, osteoporosis, fluid retention, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, and changes in mental status) as well as ocular sequelae (e.g. acceleration of cataract formation and glaucoma) may be observed.
Although processing and purification have been optimized, the use of human blood products comes with myriad potentially severe side effects (49, 50 ), including (fatal) anaphylaxis, which, although rare, typically occurs in immunocompetent patients and was also observed in 2 children in Vietnam (N.T. Nam, pers. comm).
