Adverse Effects of Specific AEDs When taking AEDs, it is common for individuals to experience one or more of the following: Neurological side-effects (i.e., ataxia, tremor, nystagmus) Behavioral side-effects (i.e., hyperactivity, agitation, aggressiveness) Gastrointestinal side-effects (i.e., abdominal pain, nausea) Some AEDs can cause an allergic reaction, which can be severe in some cases
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"This all appears to be a good news story," said Susan Jebb, a public health nutrition scientist at Oxford University and co-author of a new BMJ study
In clinical trial protocols, cagrilintide dosing is investigational and begins with 0.3 mg once weekly, followed by gradual escalation over several weeks to improve gastrointestinal tolerability
Similarly, after losing 80 pounds on a paleo diet, the weight all came back once I could no longer avoid the lure of grains and sugar