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Nausea during dose increases can be triggered by stronger appetite and gastric-emptying effects, large meals, eating quickly, greasy foods, spicy foods, alcohol, sugary foods, carbonated drinks, late meals, or eating past fullness
In older individuals, age-related changes in hepatic and renal functioning, cognitive functioning, presence of various comorbidities, administration of different drugs, and pharmacokinetics can potentially affect drug-drug interactions and exacerbate underlying medical conditions leading to side effects
Most importantly, slowing your dose escalation with your provider gives your digestive system more time to adapt before increasing to the next level
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