Details from the New FAQs The FAQs now provide more insight into how the Bridge Program will operate and confirm that the program will only last for six months: from July 1, 2026 through December 31, 2026
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Common Injection Site Reactions with Mounjaro The most frequently reported local skin reactions to Mounjaro include: Erythema (redness) : A localised area of redness surrounding the injection site, typically appearing within minutes to hours after administration Swelling or induration : Mild puffiness or firmness of the skin at the injection site, which may persist for 2448 hours Pruritus (itching) : Localised itching that can range from mild to moderately bothersome Pain or tenderness : Discomfort at the injection site, usually mild and transient Bruising (ecchymosis) : Small areas of discolouration resulting from minor bleeding under the skin Nodules or lumps : Occasionally, small, palpable lumps may form beneath the skin, particularly if the same injection site is used repeatedly According to the Mounjaro Summary of Product Characteristics (SmPC), injection site reactions are classified as common (affecting between 1 in 10 and 1 in 100 people)

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The cause of B12 deficiency, vegetarian diet, pregnancy, and breastfeeding, can impact the dosage and duration of therapy