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FDA Data · GLP-1/GIP

Zepbound Reported Side Effects

tirzepatide by Eli Lilly. Approved 2023 for weight management.

43,290 total adverse event reports in FAERS

What are the most reported side effects of Zepbound?

These are the 15 most frequently reported adverse events for Zepbound in the FDA FAERS database. Higher counts mean more reports, not necessarily higher risk.

Nausea
4,112
Injection Site Pain
3,845
Extra Dose Administered
3,275
Accidental Underdose
2,502
Diarrhea
2,134
Vomiting
1,767
Injection Site Erythema
1,533
Injection Site Haemorrhage
1,447
Constipation
1,409
Fatigue
1,263
Therapeutic Response Changed
1,204
Injection Site Bruising
1,136
Injection Site Reaction
928
Weight Increased
928
Injection Site Pruritus
843

Side Effects by Category

Other27 reported side effects
Injection Site Pain3,845
Extra Dose Administered3,275
Accidental Underdose2,502
Injection Site Erythema1,533
Injection Site Haemorrhage1,447
Therapeutic Response Changed1,204
Injection Site Bruising1,136
Injection Site Reaction928
Weight Increased928
Injection Site Pruritus843
Hunger612
Illness598
Accidental Overdose593
Injection Site Rash559
Abdominal Discomfort532
Wrong Technique In Product Usage Process521
Injection Site Injury518
Injection Site Swelling466
Pain456
Injection Site Mass451
Product Tampering412
Feeling Abnormal374
Product Storage Error370
Product Administered At Inappropriate Site367
Underdose359
Injection Site Urticaria349
Gastrointestinal Disorder341
Digestive11 reported side effects
Nausea4,112
Diarrhea2,134
Vomiting1,767
Constipation1,409
Upper Abdominal Pain802
Burping (Eructation)700
Indigestion641
Acid Reflux (GERD)471
Abdominal Pain415
Bloating402
Flatulence344
Metabolic5 reported side effects
Fatigue1,263
Malaise430
Decreased Appetite418
Dehydration359
Weakness355
Neurological2 reported side effects
Headache833
Dizziness696
Skin & Hair1 reported side effects
Hair Loss752

How does Zepbound compare to other GLP-1 medications?

Frequently Asked Questions

Important: This data comes from the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS), a voluntary reporting system. Report counts do not prove the medication caused the event. Not all adverse events are reported, and reporting rates vary by drug, time since approval, and media attention. This tool is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider about medication side effects.

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