Other potential gastrointestinal side effects of semaglutide can include the following: Eructation (belching or burping) Decreased appetite Abdominal distension Dyspepsia (indigestion) Flatulence (gas) Gastritis (inflammation of the stomach lining) Most patients will experience at least one side effect, but these effects are generally minimal if the dosing is gradual and appropriate, says Jessica Marren, APRN, CRNA, the owner, CEO, and lead injector at Bella Bar Medspa in Brownsville, Texas
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Because tirzepatide can be powerful even at lower doses for some patients, careful provider oversight is still important
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