It is a doctor-administered corticosteroid, given in hospital, not something you take at home or self-administer (NICE/NHS) (WHO) The usual course is two injections of 12 mg each, 24 hours apart, ideally given between 24 and 34 weeks (sometimes up to about 36 weeks) when preterm delivery is likely
When adverse reactions have occurred, they have been mild and transient
We dont accept medical insurance, but we do accept HSA and FSA cards for all of our services, including peptides
Talk to our team at your La Grange visit, we'll walk you through whether a single shot, a weekly series, or our monthly membership makes the most sense for you
Adherence to the prescribed dosage and administration schedule is vital for the success of dihexa treatment