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Tracking your injections and timing Good tracking prevents timing mistakes

Mitigate most common GI side effects with starting low doses, escalating the dose slowly if needed, utilize anti-emetics and prokinetics as needed, eat fiber, maintain hydration, consider coordinating with psychiatrist/therapist, and anticipate need for insulin adjustment to prevent hypoglycemia

In addition, the optimal conditions for entraining the electrical pacesetters that control gastric motor function are still being developed, and it is possible that advances in electrical stimulation may ultimately achieve the clinical promise that has been a goal for at least three decades

The solution should be light red, without visible particles, cloudiness, or discoloration