question from a user
Can you diagnose and prescribe us even if we have been doing UGL sources in the past/currently?
AlphaMD's Answer
Yes. Through AlphaMD, a licensed provider can evaluate you and help you transition from UGL/self-treatment. Like any aspect of your health, it is best to know what you are getting and monitoring appropriately. It’s better to be safe, and we don’t judge.
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