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This type of stroke is less common, but can be more severe
Stomach: The stomach is a commonly recommended injection site due to its large surface area and relatively easy accessibility
Key Takeaways Side effects are predictable, dose-dependent, and time-limited for most patients Nausea typically peaks within 48 weeks and improves with body adaptation Each dose escalation produces a temporary, milder return of symptoms Weeks 26 are when most patients quit this is the wrong time to stop Protein, hydration, and resistance training prevent the most common long-term issues (muscle loss, fatigue, constipation) Serious side effects are uncommon but recognisable knowing the warning signs matters If symptoms are unmanageable, ask your prescriber to delay (not skip) a dose escalation References Hawkins-Jarrett ZC, PharmD