According to FDA prescribing information, nausea occurs in 15-44% of patients depending on the specific agent and dose, with vomiting affecting 5-24% and constipation occurring in 10-24% of users
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Protein shakes, smoothies, and calorie-dense but nutrient-rich foods (nut butters, avocado, olive oil drizzled on vegetables) can help bridge the gap when solid food feels impossible
There are some instances when you may need to suddenly stop taking the drug
Slight batch-to-batch variation in compounded medications is normal
That means treatment decisions depend on eligibility, availability, and medical need, not preset drug lists