Dulls the tip and increases injection site discomfort Failing to inject slowly (administration should take 1015 seconds for 1ml)
This typically differs from the milder, intermittent discomfort associated with common digestive side effects
Once released, it does several things at once: it prompts your pancreas to release insulin proportional to your current glucose level, signals your brain that you're full, slows the rate at which food leaves your stomach, and suppresses glucagon - the hormone that would otherwise push glucose higher between meals
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The severity of side effects varies as per the dosage of the treatment
The slowing of gastric motility may worsen gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD) or contribute to constipation, both of which can indirectly lead to complications associated with bleeding