If you have recently received a treatment and have noticed something unusual, don’t simply ignore it. Keep track of when the change started, how often it happens, and whether it is becoming better or worse. Having this information can make it easier for a healthcare professional to understand what is happening and decide whether further evaluation is appropriate.
It is also important not to stop, change, or replace any prescribed treatment on your own. If you have concerns about a medication or treatment you received, the safest approach is to speak directly with your doctor, pharmacist, or another qualified healthcare professional.
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