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The presence of diarrhea in response to IBD means the disease is affecting the intestines

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It is distinguished from other codes, such as CPT 20600, which is for less complicated aspirations or injections of major joints without the use of ultrasound guidance, and CPT 20604, which is for smaller joints, such as those in the fingers or toes

much lower at community doses Vomiting up to 36% at high doses Diarrhea 23-26% Constipation 17-19% Fatigue 11-13% Pancreatitis risk trials flagged severe abdominal pain for discontinuation and evaluation Gallbladder issues rapid weight loss increases gallstone risk Thyroid C-cell tumors same boxed warning as semaglutide (animal studies) GI side effects were more intense than semaglutide in trial data due to the dual mechanism
