Common side effects include pain, redness and swelling or hardening of the tissues at the injection site. Systemic<unk> tion reactions commonly include fatigue, flu-like symptoms, a raised temperature between , shivering, headache, dizziness, nausea and a swelling of the inguinal lymph nodes. Symptoms usually subside within days after injection and are less pronounced or absent at subsequent injections. Contraindications Gynatren is contraindicated in patients with a history of allergic reaction to the bacterial antigens or phenol contained in the<unk> . Further contraindications are acute fever, active tuberculosis, severe hematopoietic disorders, decompensated cardiac or renal insufficiency, autoimmune and immunoproliferative diseases. Gynevac is additionally contraindicated in arthritides affecting several joints, under immunosuppressive- or radiotherapy. Pregnancy<unk> s are not contraindicated during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Both Gynatren and Gynevac may be prescribed during pregnancy upon careful individual consideration of the potential risks and benefits. Lázár reported<unk> ting 3457 pregnant patients with Gynevac between 1976 and 1982, usually starting the<unk> tion schedule at the first prenatal care visit, and has not observed any impairment of pregnancy or teratogenic effect in association to the<unk> . Rüttgers made similar observations about Gynatren when administered in the second trimester.
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