Side effects, and how we monitor them Nausea, mild constipation, and appetite loss are common and usually improve with slower titration
As summarized in Table S1, the level of evidence is still low, derived mainly from in vitro studies, animal models, and small patient cohorts, with only limited data from RCT available
Patients who adjust dosing around life events under prescriber guidance, then return to baseline
During your appointment, the pharmacy team may: Ask about your symptoms Review your medical history Check whether treatment is suitable Explain what to expect Administer the injection safely The injection is usually given into a muscle, often in the upper arm
INGREDIENTS: Magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, dicalcium phosphate, and silicon dioxide
It is available in oral forms (liquid, tablets, and capsules)