Tag: Renal insufficiency

While most people tolerate it well, a primary and important side effect of Neulog DS is an increase in blood calcium levels, a condition known as hypercalcemia. Understanding the full spectrum of potential side effects of Neulog DS is essential for patients with chronic kidney disease to manage their condition effectively and safely.

Up to 30% of patients experience side effects when taking cycloserine [1.4.4]. Knowing **which condition is adverse to cycloserine** is critical for patient safety, especially for those with pre-existing neurological, psychiatric, or renal issues [1.2.3, 1.3.4].