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Yes, tesamorelin requires a prescription and must be used under the supervision of a licensed healthcare provider
One very small human study did report that some participants with knee pain felt relief, but this is far from the large-scale, controlled evidence needed to prove it works
This difference may influence a patients preference or compliance with their treatment regimen

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