Dysphagia, flatulence, glossodynia, dry mouth, gingival pain, loose stools, oesophagitis, lower abdominal pain, mouth ulceration, oral pain, rectal haemorrhage Renal and urinary disorders

General disorders and administration site conditions very common pain, redness and swelling, fever (axillary 37.5 C rectal 38 C) common fever (axillary 39 C rectal 39.5 C) i dic

General disorders and administration site conditions very common pain, redness and swelling, fever (axillary 37.5 C rectal 38 C) common fever (axillary 39 C rectal 39.5 C) Me

General disorders and administration site conditions very common fever (rectal 38 C), swelling, pain, rednesscommon injection site reaction uncommon fever (rectal 39.5 C), malaise 12 Post marketing experience

Pancreatitis, peptic ulcer, rectal haemorrhage, gastritis

Rectal pain discomfort Soft stools Faecal incontinence Abdominal distension Tooth disorder Gingival disorder Renal and urinary disorders Common

Rectal pain discomfort, soft stools, incontinence (stools), bloating (experienced by some people with type 2 diabetes), tooth gum disorder, irregularity of menstrual cycle, tiredness.

Rectal haemorrhage

Rectal use

Rectal

Rectal

So, pain, infection, skin necrosis if you continue to use the same site repeatedly.

Retroperitoneal haemorrhage Rectal haemorrhage Haematochezia

Diverticulitis Mild rectal bleeding (see section 4.4)

Another example is inhalation, actually breathing in a medication. Patients with asthma use inhalers. That's probably the best example of inhalation as a rite of administration.

Cases of rectal bleeding have been reported with Xenical.

In some cases hyperthermia may occur for up to 2 days.

Other serious side effects Bleeding from the back passage (rectum) Diverticulitis (inflammation of the large intestine).

In these trials, the most common reactions occurring after vaccine administration were pain at the site of injection, fever (axillary 37.5 C rectal 38 C) and irritability, which were associated with about 50 of the doses administered.

11 In these trials, the most common reactions occurring after vaccine administration were pain at the site of injection, fever (axillary 37.5 C rectal 38 C) and irritability, which were associated with about 50 of the doses administered.

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General disorders and administration site conditions very common pain, redness and swelling, fever (axillary 37.5 C rectal 38 C) common induration, fever (axillary 39 C rectal 39.5 C) t uc

Dysphagia Cheilitis Gingival bleeding Haemorrhoids Proctalgia Mouth ulceration Stomach discomfort Rectal haemorrhage Palmar plantar erythrodysaesthesia syndrome

Palmar plantar erythrodysaesthesia syndrome

Cases of rectal bleeding have been reported in patients taking orlistat.

Conditions

Non aqueous solution with the intention of a slow and sustained release and a slow and sustained response. Examples again here. Heprin, short acting insulin, any diabetics out there will have had a lot of familiarity of sub Q administration of insulin.

Genital pruritus, Genital burning sensation

Back pain, chest pain, Groin pain

Musculoskeletal and connective tissue disorders

pain (including mouth pain, abdominal pain, headache, bone pain, tumour pain)

myalgia

Pain, pain, go away.

Soreness (touch is painful)

pain, back pain.

Your pain is my pain.

ASRs papules pustules, sweating, dry flaky skin, burning Abdominal pain Back pain Pain Chills

Between 0 and 3 (best estimate 1.5) for 5 years use

Chest pain, Pain, Malaise, Asthenia

Pain is pain.

30 40 7.5 20 30 20 4 10 (rectal) 60 200 0.8 (sublingual) 20 30

Abdominal distension, Abdominal pain, Abdominal pain lower, Abdominal pain upper, Vomiting, Diarrhoea

arthralgia back pain pain in extremity

Pruritus

Oedema d Pyrexia Chills Pain Chest pain