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Patients who maintain structured eating patterns, prioritise protein intake, and engage in both aerobic and resistance exercise typically achieve better long-term outcomes
Clinical trials show average weight loss of 1015% over 68 weeks, though results vary
Theory 1: Glucagon Receptor Activation Retatrutide is the ONLY obesity medication activating glucagon receptors Glucagon affects peripheral nerves and nerve signaling May alter nerve sensitivity temporarily Theory 2: Rapid Metabolic Changes 28.7% weight loss at 68 weeks = very rapid Rapid fat loss changes nerve compression (fat pads around nerves) Metabolic shifts affect nerve function Theory 3: Both Combination of direct glucagon effects + metabolic changes Explains why incidence is dose-dependent (20.9% @ 12mg, 8.8% @ 9mg) Is Dysesthesia Dangerous
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