Safety & side effects Common side effects The most common side effects are gastrointestinal, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, and constipation, usually mild to moderate and most likely while your dose is being increased
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To detect melanomas, follow the ABCDE rule and look for growths that are: Asymmetrical in size Borders are irregular or jagged Color is not the same all over, and includes areas of blue, brown, black, or red Diameter is larger than the size of a pencil eraser (6 mm) Evolving in size, shape, or color Early identification and diagnosis of cancerous lesions increases the likelihood that treatment will be successful
Understanding what happens in the long run is important
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In the ATTAIN-2 trial (participants with obesity and type 2 diabetes), GI adverse event rates were somewhat higher than in ATTAIN-1: nausea 20.1-36.4% versus 8.4% with placebo, vomiting 12.8-23.1% versus 3.8%, diarrhea 21.3-27.4% versus 15.0%, and constipation 17.7-22.4% versus 7.8%