Fat-dissolving injections are not FDA-approved and can be harmful
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Taking too much HGH can lead to overdose symptoms like joint pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, and an increased risk of diabetes
Because the needle stays in the fatty layer, there is less chance of catching a nerve or a blood vessel than with a deeper injection, which is one reason some clinicians prefer it for maintenance dosing
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