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However, **this is theory, not proven fact in humans for Tirzepatide.** * **Potential Indirect Concerns:** Some resources also raise concerns that the medications side effects on the mother (like nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, decreased appetite leading to significant caloric deficit) could potentially impact hydration, milk supply, or even the nutrient density of breast milk, although this also requires more research