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Normal injection site reactions typically include: Mild swelling or firmness that usually subsides within a few days, gradually diminishing without treatment Slight redness (erythema) around the injection point, typically limited in size Minimal tenderness that does not interfere with daily activities Small bruises that change colour from red-purple to yellow-green as they resolve Lipohypertrophy lumps that are painless, non-inflamed, and develop slowly over time These reactions are documented in Saxenda's Summary of Product Characteristics, with injection site reactions categorised as 'common' (affecting up to 1 in 10 people)

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Preclinical studies, mostly in animal models, have explored its effects on a sprawling range of tissuestendons, ligaments, muscles, and even the nervous system