The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
the main thing with this is that the first couple of dose or two people get nauseous it's about 45% of people the nausea lasts about two hours about 40% of people and that tolerates out by the second time it's down the data suggests it's down by about somewhere around 20 40% it's up to 40 and then it get down to about 8% and then most people don't mention
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the main thing with this is that the first couple of dose or two people get nauseous it's about 45 of people the nausea lasts about two hours about 40 percent of people and that tolerates out by the second time it's down the data suggests it's down by about somewhere around 24 to 40 percent it's up to 40 and then it goes down to about eight percent
There's a significant amount of nausea. You inject yourself um for the first two hours. There's about 40% of women will have nausea. I often prescribe Zopran, an anti-nausea medicine when I prescribe this drug. After twoish, three-ish hours, the nausea can go away. And then the drug lasts for up to six hours.