Inflammatory bowel disease including Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis showed favorable responses in early-phase clinical trials with BPC-157, though lack of published detailed results limits assessment
Immediately following the injections, you may experience: Minor redness generally lasts no longer than 1 hour, and for most patients, this dissipates before they leave the office (15 minutes) Swelling generally increases for the first 24 hours, before resolving within 48-72 hours
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