Your provider should: Evaluate your medical history and current health status Order baseline lab work (IGF-1, metabolic panel, hormones) Determine an appropriate starting dose Monitor your progress with follow-up labs and consultations Adjust your protocol based on your response Be proactive in communicating with your provider about your response, any side effects, and your treatment goals
Heerspink HL, Tuttle KR, Pavo I, et al
According to the Rhode Island Medical Journal, phentermine is an FDA-approved diet aid that can be obtained by prescription only
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Common and Rare Adverse Effects Injection site reactions represent the most common side effects, including redness and swelling (mild, transient), bruising, mild burning or cramping reported by some users, and local irritation typically resolving within hours to days