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Does reflux at week five of a GLP-1 receptor agonist usually resolve without a dose change?

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For reference: reflux · five · a GLP-1 receptor agonist.

I have read the obvious sources and they disagree with each other, so I would rather ask people who have actually done this.

I have a working setup and a notebook, and I am prepared to be told that my setup is inadequate if that is the answer.

Which parts of this are load-bearing and which parts are habit?

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