Educational guide
Pre & Post Treatment Care
Pre & Post Treatment Care Post-Treatment Peptides Pre-Treatment Instructions Patient Eligibility You may be considered a candidate for peptide therapy if clinically appropriate based on your provider’s assessment and treatment goals. You are NOT eligible if yo
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Pre & Post Treatment Care
Post-Treatment
Peptides Pre-Treatment Instructions
Patient Eligibility
You may be considered a candidate for peptide therapy if clinically appropriate based on your provider’s assessment and treatment goals.
You are NOT eligible if you have:
Active or recent history of cancer
Pregnancy or breastfeeding
Known allergy to peptide ingredients
Final eligibility is determined by your provider.
Required Before Starting
Recent bloodwork within the last 6 months is required
A full medical history and assessment must be completed
Signed informed consent is required prior to treatment
Before Your Appointment
Stay well hydrated
Eat a light meal prior to your visit
Avoid alcohol for 24 hours prior
Continue medications unless otherwise directed
Your first injection will always be done in-office
You will be monitored for at least 10 minutes after administration to ensure you tolerate the medication well
Peptides Post-Treatment Instructions
Peptide therapy is generally well tolerated, but you may experience:
Mild injection site redness, swelling, or tenderness
Headache
Nausea or lightheadedness
Dizziness
Fatigue or changes in energy levels
Flushing
Palpitations
Increased hunger or mild fluid retention (depending on peptide)
These effects are typically mild and temporary.
Dosing & Treatment Plan
Dosing, frequency, and titration vary depending on the specific peptide
Your provider will create a personalized plan based on your goals and response
Do not adjust your dose unless instructed
How to Inject (At-Home Patients)
Subcutaneous Injection (most common):
Wash hands thoroughly
Clean injection site (abdomen, thigh, or back of arm) with alcohol
Pinch the skin
Insert needle at a 90° angle
Inject slowly and steadily
Remove needle and dispose in a sharps container
Important:
Rotate injection sites to prevent irritation
Use a new needle and syringe each time
When to Contact Us
Please contact the office if you experience:
Persistent nausea, headaches, or dizziness
Significant swelling or irritation at the injection site
Unusual fatigue or changes in how you feel
Any new or concerning symptoms
Seek emergency care if you experience:
Difficulty breathing
Severe swelling
Signs of an allergic reaction
Follow-Up & Monitoring
Response to treatment
Side effects
Dose adjustments
Ongoing lab monitoring may be recommended depending on the peptide used
Important Considerations
Peptides are compounded medications and may be used off-label
Results vary from patient to patient
Consistency is key for optimal results
Therapy may be adjusted or discontinued based on your response
How to Feel Your Best on Peptides
Eat balanced, nutrient-dense meals
Prioritize protein intake
Maintain consistent sleep and recovery
Follow your provider’s full treatment plan
Medical Disclaimer: This post‑care information is provided for general guidance and does not replace professional medical evaluation or treatment. If you experience symptoms that may indicate a serious or potentially life‑threatening condition, seek immediate medical care.