Anatomical Considerations The medial elbow presents unique challenges for injection due to the proximity of the ulnar nerve, which runs through a groove behind the medial epicondyle
These may not be the best medicines for such patients, and it may be prudent to consult the patients gastroenterologist regarding GLP-1 medication use
Less common side effects include: low heart rate, heart rate abnormalities, swelling, heart failure, high blood pressure, heart rupture (after recent heart attack), fainting, tachycardia, acne, allergic dermatitis, bruising, dry skin, decreased serum potassium, weight gain, hiccups, increased appetite, nausea, anaphylaxis, angioedema, non-immune anaphylaxis, euphoria, headache, neuropathy, paresthesia, personality changes, seizure, vertigo, tendon rupture, impaired wound healing
Physical activity, while challenging for fatigued patients, often improves energy levels over time