What are the side effects?
Extensive research and testing assures you that HUMAWORM is formulated to have very few side effects. Each person is different, so HUMAWORM will affect everyone differently. The one thing you will notice while taking HUMAWORM is that you will have larger and more frequent bowel movements. This is how your body rids itself of parasites, larvae, eggs and toxins. You might also feel a bit nauseous the first 2-3 days. This is due to the rapid demise of the parasites. Make sure you drink PLENTY of fluids to help your body flush itself clean during parasite removal. You might also experience a slight heartburn feeling for a few minutes after taking the capsules. This is from the rush of herbs into your bloodstream. Not everyone will experience this feeling. HUMAWORM IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR PREGNANT OR NURSING WOMEN. HUMAWORM FOR CHILDREN IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN UNDER 2 OR UNDER 30 POUNDS.
Side-effects are often minimal and manageable when restoring hormones to youthful levels. Some patients report breast tenderness or swollen joints when first starting bioidentical hormone replacement therapy; these and other adverse reactions can be remedied by reducing the dosage. None of our patients have reported long-term side effects.
The most common side effect is dry eye. This usually dissipates within several weeks and can be controlled with lubricants. Other possible side effects are a “halo” effect and some glare a night around lights. However, these problems are no worse than what most contact lens and eyeglass wearers often experience and usually diminish or disappear within 1-3 months of surgery. Other risks include undercorrection or overcorrection.
The most common side effects include injection related side effects at the site of the injection, such as bleeding, tenderness, redness, bruising or swelling. These effects generally last between 3 to 10days. One possible delayed side effect can be small bumps under the skin in the treated area. These small bumps may not be visible and you may notice them only when you press on the treated skin. These bumps tend to happen within the first 6 to 12 months after the first treatment. Occasionally these bumps go away on their own. Visible bumps, sometimes with redness or colour change to the treated area, have also been reported. As with all precedures that involve an injection through the skin, there is a risk of infection. Any side effects should be reported to your Rejuva skin specialist immediately.
