This may be for different reasons, including: having an allergy to an ingredient in the FDA-approved drug needing a different form of a drug in order to take it safely, such as taking a liquid solution instead of swallowing a tablet being unable to take an FDA-approved drug because its an off-label use there being a shortage of the FDA-approved drug, and the FDA is allowing pharmacies to provide compounded versions A compounded drugs ingredients, form, strength, or dosage usually differ from the FDA-approved version, and they can also vary from person to person
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