Fever
Headaches or Muscle Aches
Nausea and Vomiting
Dizziness
Fast or Irregular Heartbeat
Symptoms of CRS include:
Confusion
Tremors or Twitching
Trouble Balancing
Seizures
Neurological problems include:
Fever
Headaches or Muscle Aches
Nausea and Vomiting
Fast or Irregular Heartbeat
Dizziness or Lightheadedness
Confusion
Tremors or Twitching
Trouble Balancing
Seizures
Fatigue
Fatigue
Fever
How to manage: If you have a fever, tell your caregiver or a member of your healthcare team.
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Headaches or Muscle Aches
How to manage: Place an ice pack or cold washcloth on your forehead or sore muscles. You can also ask your doctor if it’s okay to take an over-the-counter pain reliever.
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Nausea and Vomiting
How to manage: Stay hydrated and eat small meals. Tart foods, such as lemons or pickles, and ginger can also help quell queasiness. Your doctor may prescribe anti-nausea medication if these foods don’t help.
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Fast or Irregular Heartbeat
How to manage: Tell your doctor or a member of your care team if you experience heart palpitations. Your doctor may prescribe medication.
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Dizziness
How to manage: Keep a walker or wheelchair by your bed or chair. Your caregiver or a member of your healthcare team can also help you
get up and walk around safely.
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Fatigue
How to manage: Take short naps (30 minutes or less) and try to do some physical activity like walking.
Confusion
How to manage: If you’re experiencing confusion, call a doctor or nurse, or tell your caregiver, who will need to stay especially close to keep you safe.
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Tremors or Twitching
How to manage: If uncontrolled muscle movements are making it hard for you to move or hold things, make sure your caregiver knows and is available to help you. Let your doctor know as well. They may advise you to steer clear of caffeine and other stimulants.
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Trouble Balancing
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How to manage: Keep a walker or wheelchair close by and ask your caregiver or a member of your healthcare team to help you walk.
Seizures
How to manage: Your caregiver or a healthcare provider can help keep you safe until the seizure is over. Your doctor may also prescribe anti-seizure medication.