Common adverse effects include: Nausea (reported in 2030% of patients, usually transient) Diarrhoea or constipation Reduced appetite (therapeutic effect, but may feel uncomfortable initially) Abdominal discomfort or bloating Fatigue during the adjustment period Most gastrointestinal symptoms improve within 48 weeks as tolerance develops
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Always refer to the official drug label (linked above) for approved prescribing details, contraindications, and warnings
While this category is less commonly used than newer weight loss medications, it remains an FDA-approved option for some individuals
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