Skin Rash

A mild, typically non-itchy skin rash, characterized by small bumps or red patches, can occur in some individuals, especially with high doses. It usually resolves spontaneously within a few days to weeks.

A mild skin rash, characterized by small, raised bumps or red patches on the skin, may occur in some individuals, particularly with high doses. The rash is typically non-itchy or only mildly itchy and localized. It may present as a maculopapular eruption or urticaria. The rash usually resolves spontaneously within a few days to weeks. Severe reactions such as blistering, peeling skin, or systemic symptoms (fever, difficulty breathing) are not typically associated with this side effect; their presence should prompt immediate medical attention. This rash is possibly due to a mild allergic reaction or sensitivity to the product or its components.