- Female
- 31 Years
- 07/02/2025
Could you help me out with finding someone in Delhi who can properly administer the pencompenidure 1.2M unit injection that I've been getting every 21 days? I've been doing this for the past 10 years, but since moving here last year, it's been tough to find a good person for the job. The last physician I went to didn't quite do it right. I'm a bit worried and would appreciate any recommendations.
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For pushing the injection of PencomPenidure 1.2M unit, you can consult with a healthcare professional such as a nurse or a medical assistant who is experienced in administering injections. They can help you with the injection at the recommended interval of 21 days.
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To assist you in finding a healthcare professional in Delhi who can properly administer your Pencompenidure injections, here are some key points:
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Specialist to Consult:
Look for an endocrinologist or a physician experienced in managing your specific condition and administering such injections. -
Healthcare Facilities:
Consider reputable hospitals or clinics in Delhi known for diabetes or endocrine care, as they usually have trained staff for injection administration. -
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Ensure the healthcare professional is qualified and experienced in giving intramuscular injections safely. -
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Some centers may offer nurse-led injection services with proper training. -
How to Find:
You can search online for endocrinologists or diabetes clinics in Delhi, check patient reviews, or ask for recommendations from your current healthcare provider.
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