Примери за използване на Swelling at the injection site на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Formation of a lump, swelling at the injection site, or leaking of fluid into the tissue
This product may cause pain and swelling at the injection site if accidentally self-administered.
Uncommon adverse reactions include transient swelling at the injection site in horses, but resolves without intervention.
Local tissue reactions in the form of swelling at the injection site are very common
Subcutaneous, intramuscular as well as intravenous administration is well tolerated; only a slight transient swelling at the injection site following subcutaneous administration was observed in less than 10% of the cattle treated in clinical studies.
can include rash or swelling at the injection site for IV infusions of the therapeutic agents.
skin discolouration, or swelling at the injection site but can result in cellulitis.
bruising• Aching muscles, joint pain• Swelling at the injection site, hard lump• Shivering, fever.
redness, swelling at the injection site.
discomfort at the injection site• redness or swelling at the injection site• fever(more than 38°C)• drowsiness,
redness or swelling at the injection site- irritability- fever(temperature 38°C or higher).
Local tissue reactions in the form of swelling at the injection site, which may be associated with local heat,
formation of a lump, swelling at the injection site, or leaking of fluid into the tissue
Redness or swelling at the injection site(one in four people).
A slight transient painless swelling at the injection site was observed in laboratory studies.
Redness or swelling at the injection site(about 1 person in 4).
local swelling at the injection site(≤ 50 mm), fatigue, pain.
Temporary pain and swelling at the injection site in cattle can last up to 30 days after subcutaneous injection. .
In cattle a slight transient painless swelling at the injection site was observed in most animals in laboratory studies.
Vaccination may be followed by a small local swelling at the injection site, which normally resolves within five weeks.