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Nausea on a GLP-1 often comes in waves: it tends to flare in the days after each dose increase, then ease on the same dose.
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Pick your medicine.
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Slide to your current week on treatment.
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Read your likely label dose step, whether you recently increased, and the label's side-effect rates.
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Rates come from each FDA label's adverse-reaction table, which compares people on the medicine with people on placebo in the main trials.
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First weeks: stomach side effects are most likely as your body adjusts.
See which side effects each GLP-1 label reports, how often vs placebo, and how they tend to change at your dose step and week on treatment.
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