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Tirzepatide tends to cause a red irritation that lasts about a week. It itches and is hot for the whole week. Is this normal? I've done some research and have found lots of people talking about it happening to them which helps me know that I'm not the only one. Is there a way to combat this other than taking an allergy pill and using antihistamine cream?

<p>Injecting into a different place. Are you inflamed and high body fat?</p>
<p>The reaction would be from that more than the peptide. The higher the body fat/inflammation levels, the more of a potential reaction to anything injected exogenously.</p>

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