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Gastrointestinal burning and acid reflux : Patients may experience chronic heartburn, gastrointestinal burning in the chest or throat, and esophageal damage from prolonged acid reflux
Conceptual Dose-Response Curve Microdosing discussions generally refer to the first category in this curve, where medication exposure is below the dose ranges evaluated in clinical trials
When to contact your healthcare team Call your doctor immediately if you experience any of the following symptoms: Swelling in your neck or throat, issues swallowing or breathing, or raspy voice (all signs of potential thyroid tumors) Changes in vision, especially blurriness (could be a sign of diabetic retinopathy) Excess gas, heartburn, ongoing fever, stomach fullness, or yellow eyes or skin (all signs of potential gallbladder issues) Severe abdominal or back pain (could be a sign of pancreatitis) Allergic reactions like swelling, rashes, rapid heartbeat, or problems breathing This list isnt comprehensive
Withdrawal symptoms typically disappear after several days of abstinence but can persist for 3 to 4 weeks in some instances
