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Ceftriaxone sodium can cause gallbladder deposits of ceftriaxone-calcium, primarily at doses above the recommended standard dose; these are usually asymptomatic and reversible after discontinuation, but rarely cause pain, nausea or vomiting, for which symptomatic treatment is recommended.
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