Always consult a qualified doctor before starting, stopping, or changing any medicine or treatment
Choose and clean the injection site
Ultimately, follow-on assets that are most successful will possess some combination of convenient dosing, demonstrated benefits on the liver/heart/kidney, and improved GI tolerability
References Jastreboff, A.M., et al
Loss of external support: Appetite suppression from medication is no longer present
Most common (especially in first 4-8 weeks): Nausea Early fullness/satiety Constipation Mild reflux or burping Less common but important: Severe nausea preventing adequate eating or drinking Gallbladder issues (rapid weight loss increases gallstone risk) Pancreatitis (rare, more common with high triglycerides or gallstone history) Dehydration The side effect no one mentions: Undereating