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When to Call Your Doctor Severe abdominal pain Significant bloating or abdominal swelling Persistent nausea or vomiting Inability to pass gas, which can sometimes be a sign of a blockage in the colon Blood in the stool Black or tarry stools, which may indicate bleeding higher in the digestive tract Pencil-thin stools, which can be a sign of a narrowing or blockage Unexplained weight loss beyond what would be expected from the medication Fever A sudden change in bowel habits A lack of bowel movement for three to seven days, despite making lifestyle changes or taking over-the-counter medications New or worsening constipation after previously doing well on a GLP-1 medication Symptoms that persist for more than a few weeks despite treatment Resources We Trust Cleveland Clinic: Could You Be Pooping Better

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If nausea persists despite these strategies, contact your healthcare provider about anti-nausea medications

In fact, Amarasate has been clinically proven to reduce hunger by 30%, food cravings by 40% and calorie intake by 18%

These are legitimate results for a medication that costs a fraction of what GLP-1 drugs cost