Seek emergency medical attention (call 999) if you experience: Difficulty breathing or swallowing Swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat Widespread rash or hives developing rapidly Severe dizziness or feeling faint Chest tightness or wheezing Anaphylaxis to hydroxocobalamin is uncommon but documented in the product information
Frequency: Administered once or twice per week due to its extended half-life (around 6-8 days)
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Research in animal models of traumatic brain injury and stroke shows improved neurological outcomes and reduced lesion volumes following Dihexa treatment, suggesting potential applications in acute neurological injury research
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