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Gastrointestinal effects lead: nausea, diarrhea, constipation, and vomiting, dose-dependent and clustered during escalation, mostly mild. Tirzepatide also produces a modest chronic heart-rate rise with a larger escalation-phase peak. Oral-contraceptive absorption can fall after starting and after each increase, so use backup or non-oral contraception for 4 weeks each time. What is known about concurrent metformin and tirzepatide use

However, it does block IL-1-beta surface binding to T cells and inhibits hyperalgesic effects of IL-1-beta in vivo, suggesting alternative signaling mechanisms that researchers continue to investigate

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