Immunosuppressor Advisory

SUBJECT: UNLICENSED IMMUNOSUPPRESSOR USE

The City Health Authority has documented a sharp increase in black-market Immunosuppressor installations across lower residential districts.

The device is marketed as a means of reducing implant rejection symptoms and expanding compatibility with nonstandard cyberware. While the implant may reduce rejection response in certain patients, it also suppresses normal immune function.

Reported complications include:
• Persistent infection
• Delayed wound closure
• Increased vulnerability to environmental toxins
• Severe reactions to common potion compounds
• Opportunistic fungal growth around implant access points

Citizens are reminded that cybernetic rejection is a medical warning, not an inconvenience to be bypassed with unregulated hardware.

If you experience fever, implant-site discoloration, blackened veins, persistent weakness, or unexplained metallic taste, report to a licensed clinic immediately.

Do not purchase medical cyberware from street vendors operating beneath railway viaducts, in abandoned mineshafts, or from individuals described as “probably a surgeon.”
