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What Causes Sore Throat, Sinus Issues And Red Blisters While On Certolizumab?

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Posted on Wed, 10 Aug 2016
Question: I just started on the med Cimzia. I have not felt good. Like l have sinuse trouble and sore throat also were the injunctions is big blood blister areas could this be because the shots.
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Answered by Dr. Naval Mendiratta (3 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Side effects of Cetrolizumab

Detailed Answer:
Good evening

Thank you for writing on health care magic

Well, you have acquired an infection of the upper respiratory tract..These infections can happen when the patients are on biological drugs, but we normally tend to skip the doses till the infection subsides..I would suggest you do a course of antibiotics as well as the infections can get prolonged..

2. The blisters are also due to the injection..Either it may not have been injected properly or it is the same infection going on...

Never the less, I would suggest you stop the injections for time being..And take a course of antibiotics...Give it a try again once the sinus infection goes off..

Hope the information was useful

Do let me know for more queries

Regards
Dr Naval
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What Causes Sore Throat, Sinus Issues And Red Blisters While On Certolizumab?

Brief Answer: Side effects of Cetrolizumab Detailed Answer: Good evening Thank you for writing on health care magic Well, you have acquired an infection of the upper respiratory tract..These infections can happen when the patients are on biological drugs, but we normally tend to skip the doses till the infection subsides..I would suggest you do a course of antibiotics as well as the infections can get prolonged.. 2. The blisters are also due to the injection..Either it may not have been injected properly or it is the same infection going on... Never the less, I would suggest you stop the injections for time being..And take a course of antibiotics...Give it a try again once the sinus infection goes off.. Hope the information was useful Do let me know for more queries Regards Dr Naval