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Mixed HCG Incorrectly. What Can It Result In?

I think I may have accidentally mixed my hCG incorrectly so I am taking a dosage much higher than what I have taken in the past. The way I have figured this out is that I realized that I was going to not have enough hCG for the 40 days that was indicated. I have enough dosage for 26 days as I put what I had left into the syringes. This is the fifth time I have done the diet so I do know what to expect and I think it is much like when I took it before.
Tue, 2 Jul 2013
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Hi,

What you are describing sounds like atopic dermatitis. This is especially seen in females who have a predisposition to allergies, which in your case is asthma. Because of this I recommend that you get checked up by a dermatologist who will start you on a local antiinflammatory cream. Also, you may use some medication so that you dont get this again. In future you may like to avoid allergens which are causing this. I hope this helps you.

Dr Vineet
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Mixed HCG Incorrectly. What Can It Result In?

Hi, What you are describing sounds like atopic dermatitis. This is especially seen in females who have a predisposition to allergies, which in your case is asthma. Because of this I recommend that you get checked up by a dermatologist who will start you on a local antiinflammatory cream. Also, you may use some medication so that you dont get this again. In future you may like to avoid allergens which are causing this. I hope this helps you. Dr Vineet