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In more serious cases they run the risk of splitting open and causing life-threatening haemorrhages, which in the 1970s was one of the most frequent reasons for emergency surgery
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Some other possible side effects that may occur include: Headache Stomach pain Fatigue Constipation Dizziness Heartburn or indigestion Low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) Bloating Gas Mood changes Although rare, they can rarely cause serious and sometimes life-threatening adverse effects such as: Severe allergic reaction Pancreatitis Gallstones Kidney problems Worsening vision (diabetic retinopathy) in type 2 diabetics Heart rate changes Suicidal thoughts or behaviors Increased risk of thyroid cancer Bowel obstruction (a blockage that keeps food from passing through your intestines) These are not all of the possible adverse effects of these medications
Children: 1/4 teaspoon for every 30 lb of weight daily Best to take serving in the morning on an empty stomach
Quick Answer: GLP-1 affects multiple brain regions including the hypothalamus, brainstem, mesolimbic reward system, hippocampus, and cortical areas involved in appetite regulation, reward processing, and cognitive function