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Side effects Nausea (38-43% depending on dose most common side effect, typically peaks during titration and improves after 8-12 weeks of gradual dose escalation) Diarrhea (33-35% dose-dependent, usually mild to moderate severity, manageable with dietary adjustments) Vomiting (20-21% more common at higher doses and during rapid titration, often resolves with slower dose escalation) Constipation (22-25% can occur alternately with diarrhea during dose adjustment periods) Decreased appetite (18-19% related to GLP-1 mechanism of action, distinct from nausea-related food avoidance) Dysesthesia (8.8% at 9 mg, 20.9% at 12 mg vs 0.7% placebo NEW safety signal identified in Phase 3 TRIUMPH-4, not observed in Phase 2

Side effects often peak during weeks 6-8, particularly nausea

Before starting Zepbound: Set realistic expectations Plan for gradual progress Prepare for reduced appetite and portion sizes This improves long-term adherence and results

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Progesterone testing is not usually performed in all pregnant women, only when there are signs of threatened miscarriage, such as vaginal bleeding, or when the woman has had repeated miscarriages

Alternative causes include dehydration from gastrointestinal side effects, anxiety, thyroid dysfunction, anaemia, caffeine intake, and pre-existing cardiac conditions