What are some complications associated with dorsogluteal injections?

Dorsogluteal injections can lead to several complications, including nerve injury, particularly to the sciatic nerve, which may cause pain or motor deficits. There's also a risk of hitting blood vessels, leading to hematoma or intravascular injection, which can cause systemic reactions. Additionally, improper technique can result in tissue damage or infection at the injection site. Careful site selection and adherence to proper injection techniques are essential to minimize these risks.