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BPC-157 Side Effects and Safety Considerations BPC 157 is not FDA-approved for medical use

Herpes Severe pain and itching Fever possible during the initial outbreak Swollen lymph nodes common during outbreaks Lasts days to weeks Pimple Localized tenderness Fever not common Swollen lymph nodes not typical Lasts days to a week Herpes and pimples have distinct visual characteristics that can help in identification

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In a frequently cited 1999 rat wound study in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology, topical Thymosin Beta-4 was associated with a 42% increase in reepithelialization at four days and as much as 61% at seven days compared with saline controls, alongside increased angiogenesis