Preclinical work demonstrates incretin receptor gene and protein expression in female reproductive tissues such as ovary and uterine structures in animal models, supporting the concept that incretin signalling can interact with reproductive physiologyagain, not equivalent to a clinically meaningful direct vaginal mucosal effect in humans
Injections are once a week in places such as the abdomen, thigh or arm
Side Effects You Should Know: Nausea or vomiting (in the beginning) Constipation or loose stools Loss of appetite Fatigue or dizziness Most symptoms are temporary and manageable with medical supervision
People who lead plant-based lifestyles can often find themselves at risk of a niacin deficiency if they're not careful about adding variety to their diet, so they may take nicacin supplements as a way to support their diet
The safety profile is consistent with known oncology indications
If you experience consistent discomfort, space egg consumption to every other day initially, then gradually increase frequency as your body adapts to the medication