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What are the side effects of angiogenesis inhibitors?

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NCI lists these common side effects of angiogenesis inhibitors: bleeding, clots in the arteries, high blood pressure, slow wound healing and protein in the urine. Drugs that target VEGF receptors can also cause fatigue, diarrhea, thyroid problems and hand-foot syndrome. Rare but serious problems include tears in the gut wall and fistulas. For bevacizumab, reported rates of high blood pressure range from 19% to 42%.

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For the side-effect list, see [1]. For bevacizumab-specific rates, see [3]. These drugs are prescribed and monitored by specialists.

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