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Other side effects include diarrhoea (up to 30% on semaglutide and 20% on tirzepatide), vomiting (25% vs 12% respectively), constant sinusistis/pharyngitis (up to 20%), headaches (15% vs 6%), abdominal pain (10% vs 5%)

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