Month 1: Starting at 0.25 mg Weekly Your first four weeks happen at 0.25 mg once weekly
In adults, symptoms may include: chronic diarrhea that does not get better with medication foul-smelling, greasy, pale stool gassiness recurring abdominal bloating weight loss fatigue infertility, lack of menstruation bone or joint pain depression, irritability, or mood changes neurological problems, including weakness, poor balance, seizures, headaches, or numbness or tingling in the legs itchy, painful skin rash (dermatitis herpetiformis) tooth discoloration or loss of enamel, sores on lips or tongue other signs of vitamin deficiency, such as scaly skin or hyperkeratosis (from lack of vitamin A), or bleeding gums or bruising easily (from lack of vitamin K)
Clinics should establish clear clinical standards, strong oversight structures, and compliance processes that can adapt as regulations continue to evolve
In response to this DNA damage, a signaling event mediated by the p53 protein occurs, triggering increased synthesis of a-MSH by keratinocytes
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