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This can lead to intense cravings, frequent overeating, blood sugar spikes, insulin resistance and stubborn weight gain

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Tirzepatide may increase the risk of getting low blood sugar when combined with diabetes medicines such as sulfonylureas or insulin

People report that hunger does not spike dramatically in the days before their next injection, which is a common complaint with some shorter-acting compounds