There were no significant differences in the frequencies of fever (15 [20%] vs. 10 [14.1%]; p = 0.343), abdominal pain (19 [25.3%] vs. 13 [18.3%]; p = 0.305), diarrhea (2 [2.7%] vs. 2 [2.8%]; p = 1.000), neutropenia (6 [8%] vs. 9 [12.7%]; p = 0.352), thrombocytopenia (8 [10.7%] vs. 16 [22.5%]; p = 0.053), elevated ALT (20 [26.7%] vs. 16 [22.5%]; p = 0.563), elevated AST (30 [40%] vs. 24 [33.8%]; p = 0.438), hyperbilirubinemia (12 [16%] vs. 10 [14.1%]; p = 0.746), hypoalbuminemia (37 [49.3%] vs. 34 [47.9%]; p = 0.861), and elevated creatinine (8 [10.7%] vs. 6 [8.5%]; p = 0.649). Here, GPT is linked to neutropenia.