If you have any questions or concerns, contact your doctor.Thanks Things You'll Need Multi-dose medication vial and properly calibrated syringe or pre-filled medication syringe Alcohol wipes Small clean towel A small gauze square or clean cotton ball Puncture-proof sharps disposal container (if not using a syringe with needle safety device) A sterile bandage References About This Article To give a subcutaneous injection, you'll need to choose an injection site with a layer of fat below the skin, which will help to release the medicine more gradually
Published Phase 2 clinical trial data used doses of 1mg, 4mg, 8mg, and 12mg administered weekly via subcutaneous injection
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Subsequently, an impaired antiviral response may increase antigen persistence and promote chronic inflammation which contributes to metabolomic alteration