Safety Profile The most common adverse events documented across retatrutide results data were gastrointestinal in nature, with incidence increasing at higher doses: Nausea: 6-31% (dose-dependent), primarily during escalation periods Diarrhea: 6-25%, generally mild to moderate Vomiting: 0-16%, occurring mainly in the first weeks of each dose increase Decreased appetite: 3-19%, which contributed to the weight reduction effect Constipation: 3-12%, consistent with GLP-1 receptor-mediated gastric slowing Serious adverse events were rare across all cohorts
For rectal use only
Clinical evidences on the DPP-4 inhibitor sitagliptin suggests it is associated with a decreased risk of prostate cancer [106, 110], and long-term administration of this agent may have potential benefits for breast cancer [96]
This may happen after intense physical activity, injury, or even prolonged poor posture
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