2.5. Safety evaluation and complications
diarrhea, Abnormal liver enzymes, vomiting, abnormal liver, granulocytopenia, allergies, UTIs
ADVERSE EFFECTS, ALLERGIES, COMPLICATIONS, GRANULOCYTOPENIA
We kept track of the length of time spent in the intensive care unit, and the most prevalent adverse effects of UTIs included granulocytopenia and abnormal liver enzymes. Other rare complications include diarrhea, vomiting, and allergies. All complications were confirmed and recorded by physical examination after 2 doctors and nurses; granulocytopenia was diagnosed by routine blood level detection. Abnormal liver enzymes were diagnosed by liver function tests. Finally, we check the related index every 2 days over the first 14 days.