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Acknowledgements This scoping review was commissioned and conducted under the auspices of the Sociedad Latinoamericana de Nefrologa e Hipertensin (SLANH)
Most common (especially in first 4-8 weeks): Nausea Early fullness/satiety Constipation Mild reflux or burping Less common but important: Severe nausea preventing adequate eating or drinking Gallbladder issues (rapid weight loss increases gallstone risk) Pancreatitis (rare, more common with high triglycerides or gallstone history) Dehydration The side effect no one mentions: Undereating
Michishita, E., Park, J
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In the perfusion studies, changes were evaluated based on either the mean incremental hormone output (subtraction of the preceding mean 5-minute baseline output from the mean stimulation period plus 5-minute poststimulation period, due to the often delayed response previously observed, ref
