The symptoms of spinal stenosis include: Back pain that may feel burning, aching, or radiate into the extremities Back pain that worsens when you walk or stand, particularly for long periods Numbness, cramping, and tingling in the lower extremities A heavy sensation in the legs and foot drop, the term used for the foot slapping onto the ground when you try to walk Loss of balance or coordination Typically, these symptoms worsen gradually over time, becoming disruptive to daily activities in the later stages
Occasional reports include constipation, vomiting, or abdominal discomfort, typically resolving as tolerance develops
With a 1 mg/ml reconstituted vial, common starting doses translate directly to syringe markings: a 0.25 mg starting dose = 0.25 ml = 25 units on a U-100 insulin syringe
All going well I have had a great experience on my trizepatide and lost weight too