The combination of intense hunger (allowing them to eat massive amounts of protein and carbohydrates) combined with huge spikes of growth hormone creates the perfect environment for adding body mass rapidly
During this period, many patients also notice slower eating, decreased food cravings, and reduced interest in foods they previously enjoyed frequently
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Similar to other incretin-based treatments, the most commonly reported reactions are digestive-related, including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and constipation
Your prescriber may consider adjusting your treatment if headaches are problematic, such as slowing the titration schedule or maintaining a lower dose (such as 1.7 mg) as mentioned in the SmPC