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True allergy to trastuzumab is rare. The majority of patients who start trastuzumab have no symptoms. Occasionally they may feel shaking chills, even low-grade fevers at the time of first infusion because it is a foreign protein being injected into your body. Subsequent infusions generally do not have that side effect.
