Its important to note that there are of course downsides no medication is without its side effects and a lot of people are taking the drug in a nonsensical way
When you inject it subcutaneously, it enters circulation and behaves exactly like endogenous GH, binding to GH receptors in muscle, fat, liver, bone, and virtually every other tissue
The treatment lasted 60 days and the development of the subchorionic hematoma was monitored by vaginal ultrasound after 20 days and at the end of the treatment
The short answer is that many people with autoimmune conditions do take GLP-1s, but there are real considerations that dont apply to the general population
For nausea specifically, the evidence is less robust, with most research focusing on pregnancy-related or chemotherapy-induced nausea rather than medication side effects
This is an off-label combination that has not been studied directly