Ivermectin taken by someone with lung cancer can commonly cause muscle pain, tender lymph glands in the armpit, and joint pain. Less commonly, it may cause itchy rash, hives, signs of infection or inflammation, temporary fast heart rate, bleeding in the eye, or low blood pressure.

🩺 Side Effects Specific to Lung Cancer Context

• Common: Muscle pain, tender lymph nodes under the arm, joint pain
• Uncommon: Itchy or hives-like skin rash, infection signs, fast heartbeat, eye bleeding, low blood pressure

These side effects may overlap with symptoms related to lung cancer or its treatments, so close monitoring is important.

🩺 What You Should Do

• Report any new or worsening symptoms to your oncologist promptly.
• Avoid self-medicating or changing doses without medical advice.
• Seek immediate care if you experience severe allergic reactions, significant bleeding, or sudden dizziness.

Consult your oncologist or a specialist in infectious diseases for personalized advice and safe management while on ivermectin.