For some, it is approved for weight management, while others use it primarily used to treat type 2 diabetes
During the donation, if a person experiences any of the following, the attendant may stop the procedure: fainting nausea and vomiting pallor low blood pressure sweating, twitching, or weakness The person will then likely need to rest with their feet raised and drink some fluids
Side effects, particularly nausea and constipation, are common but manageable with proper strategies
Bethesda, MD: National Cancer Institute
The medication should be allowed to reach room temperature before injection, and patients should follow the specific Instructions for Use for their device, including proper needle placement and holding the button for the manufacturer-specified time