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Gia Eapen, MD, notes, In most cases, the constipation goes away as the body adjusts to the medication and dose
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A couple of things Ive noticed with GLP-1: Tirzepatide seems to be tolerated better get them on fiber supplementation and treat any underlying GERD or constipation make sure they arent overeating on their injection day I would use the minimal dose that is able to achieve weight loss with minimal to no side effects
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