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Even more concerning, detailed ultrasound evaluations revealed that 27 percent of these patients had visible, structural alterations to their vagus nerve in the neck, including abnormal thickening and increased echogenicity indicative of chronic inflammation

Common adverse effects include: Nausea and digestive discomfort Skin rash or itching (allergic reactions) Headache A tingling sensation (paraesthesia) in some individuals At higher doses (above 600 mg daily), there is a theoretical risk of reducing blood glucose levels

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Across age groups, current GLP-1 use is highest among adults ages 50-64 (22%)

Most of these symptoms are temporary

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