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When Patients Should Contact a Medical Provider Patients should seek medical guidance if they experience: severe nausea or vomiting significant dizziness allergic-type reactions worsening symptoms unusual swelling persistent headaches concerning injection site reactions Peptide therapy should never replace emergency medical care

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The Bridge Program is not intended to make GLP-1s universally accessible to everyone who needs it for every applicable use

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