Gastrointestinal adverse effects are the most frequently reported and include: Nausea (very common): typically most pronounced during treatment initiation and dose escalation, often improving with continued use Diarrhoea and vomiting (very common): may contribute to dehydration risk and electrolyte disturbances if severe or prolonged Constipation (common): can alternate with diarrhoea
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Eating slowly and chewing food thoroughly helps with digestion and reduces the amount of air swallowed, which can contribute to bloating and discomfort
Always request modifications: no butter, light oil, grilled not fried, sauce on the side, and half portions or appetizer sizes when available
At Synchronicity Health, treatment includes: Nutrition counseling that respects Sacramentos local food culture
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