When to Contact Your Healthcare Provider While nausea is common and usually manageable, you should contact your healthcare provider if: Nausea is severe or persistent Youre vomiting frequently Youre unable to keep down fluids (risk of dehydration) Youre considering stopping your medication Symptoms arent improving with the strategies above Severe vomiting or diarrhea can lead to dehydration, which can cause serious complications including acute kidney injury and heart palpitations
These effects often diminish as your body adjusts to the medication
Injectable BPC-157 enters systemic circulation and provides broader anti-inflammatory benefits, which can support gut healing indirectly but for direct mucosal repair, oral is the stronger choice
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