Sarcoidosis-associated small fiber neuropathy in a large cohort: clinical aspects and response to IVIG and anti-TNF alpha treatment
Side Effects and Safety Profile Common Side Effects Gastrointestinal effects are the most frequently reported adverse events in clinical trials: Nausea (reported by 1233% of participants depending on dose) Diarrhea (1223%) Constipation (611%) Vomiting (59%) Decreased appetite (considered both a therapeutic effect and side effect) Abdominal pain (58%) Dyspepsia/heartburn (58%) These effects are most common during dose escalation and typically improve within 24 weeks at each new dose level
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The Journal of Nutrition, 127 (9), 17761781
