The most commonly reported side effects include: Nausea : Affecting 12% to 24% of patients with type 2 diabetes and 24% to 31% in weight management trials [1] [14] Diarrhea : 12% to 17% in diabetes trials and 18% to 23% in weight management trials Decreased appetite : 5% to 10% of patients Vomiting : 5% to 10% in diabetes trials and 8% to 12% in weight management trials Constipation : 5% to 7% in diabetes trials and 16% to 17% in weight management trials Dyspepsia : 5% to 9% of patients Abdominal pain : 5% to 9% of patients Alopecia (hair loss) : Reported in weight management trials These symptoms are typically mild to moderate in severity, occur most commonly during dose escalation, and tend to diminish over time as patients develop tolerance
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