▶Common or very common Abdominal pain. alopecia.
anaphylactic reaction. angioedema. chills. cough.
diarrhoea. dizziness. dyspnoea. fatigue. fever. flushing.
headache. hypotension. influenza like illness. joint
disorders. nausea. pain. pallor. paraesthesia. peripheral
coldness. respiratory disorders. restlessness. skin
reactions. sweat changes. tachycardia. temperature
sensation altered. vomiting
▶Frequency not known Cyanosis. hypoxia. oedema
SIDE-EFFECTS, FURTHER INFORMATION Infusion-related
reactions often occur, they can be managed by slowing the
infusion rate or interrupting the infusion, and can be
minimised by pre-treatment with an antihistamine and an
antipyretic. Recurrent infusion-related reactions may
require pre-treatment with a corticosteroid—consult
product literature for details.
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