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May be given into a vein by IV May be given as a tablet by mouth May be given as a liquid by mouth Diarrhea Nausea Vomiting Upset stomach Abdominal (belly) pain Body odor Chest pain High blood pressure Swelling of the face, feet, or legs Skin irritation Changes in body weight Loss of appetite Change in taste Dark colored stools Headache Dizziness Vision changes Cough or runny nose Fever Allergic reaction Call your care team right away if your child has symptoms of an allergic reaction

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Despite discoveries in treatments and diagnosis of these diseases as well as the modifications of the old approaches, these diseases are still quite prevalent with high socio-economic impacts

And the Swiss Army knife logic plays out across the body too