When we eat, food goes down through our GI tract, which triggers the release of certain gut hormones
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In turn, use of one of these drugs impacts the vagus nerve and, in turn, can lead to other bodily symptomsincluding a condition known as vasomotor rhinitis, Dr
This can lead to: Intense, persistent nausea Projective or repetitive vomiting Severe abdominal cramping and bloating Significant dehydration due to the inability to keep fluids down Risk of Hypoglycemia While GLP-1 medications are generally known for having a low risk of causing low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) when used alone, taking excessive amounts changes the equation