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Glucocorticoids: effective for acute inflammation, often used orally or via intra-articular injection, especially when NSAIDs or colchicine are contraindicated ( 3.2.2 ULT for chronic management Chronic management centers on ULT, using agents from several classes
First, because tesamorelin raises IGF-1, its label carries GH-class cautions contraindications in active malignancy and pregnancy, and glucose monitoring even though the trials did not show significant glycemic worsening
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for instance, some studies indicate that ALA supplementation can decrease activation of the NF-B cytokine pathway, suggesting an anti-inflammatory effect (though this is an area of ongoing research)