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Some serious side effects include pancreatitis, kidney problems, low blood sugar, allergic reactions, and thyroid cancer
Footnotes An agonist is a drug (or other substance) that binds to a specific receptor in the body and turns it on, triggering the same biological response the natural molecule would
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Practical Guidance on GLP-1 Use While Breastfeeding Experts agree on a straightforward rule: do not start or keep taking GLP-1 medications while breastfeeding
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