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Taking a new med. called victoza (liraglutide). can this medication cause occasional diarrhea? if so thats fine, i guess the benefits outweigh not having it.
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Diarrhea: can occur, but is not common, particularly at the lowest starting dose (0.6). If often resolves after continued usage for several days. If not, discuss other alternatives with your doctor.
Answered 11/5/2015
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