The safer way to frame the question is: if a licensed clinician has prescribed a subcutaneous medication and trained you on technique, what areas are commonly used and what should be avoided
It can be given intramuscularly or intravenously (slowly) in a dose of 2 mL daily or as advised by the Registered Physician
Injecting repeatedly into identical spots causes fat tissue to thicken and harden, creating areas where medication absorption becomes unpredictable
The mechanism relates to slower drug clearance in women and potentially different receptor sensitivity patterns
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