Although both are FDA approved, both have no side effects and should be used if you have certain skin types
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IM vitamin B12 treatment have well-documented the efficacy (defined as the normalization and or a significant increase of the serum vitamin B12 level) and safety of oral vitamin B12 as a curative treatment [20,21,24]
So when people point out how limited the evidence is on GLP-1 medications and hormone therapy together, its worth being clear: this isnt because the question is fringe
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If staff ask what type of medication (which is rare), general responses work well: Prescription injectable medication or Temperature-sensitive prescription drugs. These answers provide enough context without revealing personal health information