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Wipe the area with an alcohol pad and remove the needle cap Poke the needle straight into the skin you are pinching at a 90-degree angle While keeping the skin pinched, slowly push the plunger on the syringe to push the medication into your subcutaneous tissue Once all medication goes in, you can stop pinching the skin and remove the needle Place the needle into the puncture-resistant container

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Patient descriptions from TRIUMPH-4: "Tingling in my hands and feet, like they fell asleep" "Strange sensation when I touch my skin, not painful but unusual" "Numbness in fingertips, comes and goes" "Pins and needles feeling, especially in the morning" NOT described: Severe pain Progressive worsening (stays stable or improves) Interference with daily activities (most continued trial) Why Is This Unique to Retatrutide