Table of Contents Why Retatrutide Causes Diarrhoea in Some People Retatrutide causes diarrhoea through multifactorial mechanisms likely involving delayed gastric emptying, altered intestinal fluid secretion, and CNS effects on gut function, consistent with the broader GLP-1 receptor agonist drug class
While semaglutide is generally well tolerated, it is most commonly associated with gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea or diarrhea, especially during the early stages of treatment or when the dose is increased
It covers dose adjustments as you titrate through the standard schedule
Finally, future research should explore how GLP-1 RAs could be integrated into current clinical pathways for addiction care, especially in settings where diabetes, obesity, and SUD frequently co-occur
It's advisable to consult with multiple clinics to get an accurate estimate