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Stop Use and Seek Evaluation For: Fever above 38.5°C within 48 hours of injection (possible infection or endotoxin reaction) Rapidly expanding redness or warmth at an injection site (possible abscess) New or worsening mood disturbance, paranoia, or dissociation Any unexplained mass or lymph node enlargement during a course of use Likely Self-Limiting (Monitor, Do Not Necessarily Stop): Mild nausea in the first five to seven days, especially if injecting in the abdomen Vivid dreams or mildly disrupted sleep in the first week Minor bruising or a small subcutaneous nodule at the injection site Transient fatigue in the first three to five days The NIH MedlinePlus resource on recognizing signs of injection-site infection provides a useful reference for patients self-administering any subcutaneous compound

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Extending these findings, Mosalam et al