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The medication works by acting on areas of the brain responsible for hunger and satiety, helping patients eat less and feel fuller for longer
Some patients report changes in appetite or food cravings during the transition period, though these effects are generally temporary and related to the physiological adjustments rather than withdrawal symptoms
The most commonly reported digestive side effects include nausea, bloating or feeling of fullness, heartburn, constipation, diarrhea and decreased appetite
Allergic reactions Chapped lips can also be a symptom of allergic reaction
GLP-1 prevents neurodegeneration via upregulation of GLUT, thus reducing the potential for glutamate excitotoxicity
