According to NICE guidance (NG12), these red flags include unintentional weight loss, rectal bleeding, iron-deficiency anaemia, abdominal or rectal mass, persistent change in bowel habit (to looser or more frequent stools) for more than 6 weeks in people aged 60 or over, and a family history of bowel or ovarian cancer
(26) Pygeum Scientific name Prunus Africana
Nausea is the most common side effect, affecting approximately 15-30% of patients depending on the dose, followed by diarrhea (13-16%), vomiting (6-12%), and constipation (6-7%)
Not recommended to children
So one injection can keep growth hormone elevated for nearly a week, versus just a couple of hours for the no-DAC version