What to do if you get alli side effects Most alli side effects are mild and can be managed at home by: taking over-the-counter painkillers , like paracetamol and ibuprofen, for mild pain getting plenty of rest until you feel better staying hydrated by taking frequent sips of water take a multivitamin that contains A, D, E, and K eat smaller more frequent meals, if you are feeling sick or have diarrhoea reduce your fat intake if you have gastric symptoms If you are finding any of the side effects difficult to manage, you should speak to your doctor or pharmacist for advice
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Your hormone regimen may simply need to be reassessed
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Because of constant reabsorption, most notably of sodium, kidney tissue is second only to the heart in oxygen consumption per gram tissue
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