Side Efect - CurQD®
Unfamiliar abdominal pain and/or severe diarrhea may be a sign of a rare delayed allergic reaction that may progress to intussusception/ischemic colitis. Please stop use immediately and contact Clinic Support.
Headaches - commonly experienced in the first 72 hours of use. Headaches during the initial stage of your plan are completely normal and should pass within the first week. 3% of participants do suffer mild headaches. If they persist, halve your dose for 5 days and track changes.
Mild transient elevation of liver enzymes - blood tests are recommended 3–6 weeks after starting CurQD (assessing ALT and AST). In most cases, elevation is mild, no more than 3 times above the normal upper limit. In these cases, blood tests after 2–3 weeks showed that liver enzymes returned to baseline levels.
Shortness of breath and/or chest pain - echocardiography may be considered for individuals taking CurQD for over 6 months or experiencing changes such as chest pain or shortness of breath.
Palpitations (a sense of strong, irregular heartbeat)
Jaundice
Any unexplained change
Qing Dai has on rare occasions been associated with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), which resolved after discontinuation of use. Zero cases have been reported with CurQD.
Please note this is given only as general information and we always recommend consulting with your physician regarding any health-related decisions.