These include: Infection Soreness at the injection site (usually short-lived) Diabetic patients may see transient increases in their blood glucose with corticosteroid injections Patients with poorly controlled blood pressure may see a transient increase in their blood pressure Changes in skin pigmentation around the injection site (can be seen with corticosteroid injections, particularly if near the skin surface) Post-injection flare, a short-lived increase in pain and inflammation occurring shortly after injection caused by a reaction to the injected material Pseudo-sepsis, a rare allergic type reaction to viscosupplementation that can result in significant pain and swelling which can, at times, mimic infection
They are part of a system that helps fat cells respond to signals in the body
Gently swirl or roll until fully dissolved (do not shake)
By improving liver function and fat transport, and supporting energy production through B12, they can make an active, calorie-controlled lifestyle more effective
It is not approved for human or veterinary use, and no therapeutic claims are made
A combined protocol for this situation might involve starting BPC-157 at 250 mcg twice daily, with subcutaneous injection approximately 1-2 inches lateral to the patellar tendon