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The TRIUMPH-4 Phase 3 data provides the most current safety information: Nausea: 38.1% (9 mg) to 43.2% (12 mg) versus 10.7% placebo Diarrhea: 34.7% (9 mg) to 33.1% (12 mg) versus 13.4% placebo Constipation: 21.8% (9 mg) to 25.0% (12 mg) versus 8.7% placebo Vomiting: 20.4% (9 mg) to 20.9% (12 mg) versus 0% placebo Decreased appetite: 19.0% (9 mg) to 18.2% (12 mg) versus 9.4% placebo The pattern is clear

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Safety and Tolerability: What to Expect Both medications share similar side effect profiles, primarily gastrointestinal in nature: Nausea (typically most common) Diarrhea or constipation Decreased appetite Occasional vomiting Research indicates that the incidence of gastrointestinal side effects is comparable between the two medications

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