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In chronic treatment, a significant decrease observed in the dorsal raphe is along with increases in the substantia nigra, the lateral caudate, and the accumbens nucleus
S1 nerve compression causes pain down the back of the leg to the heel, with potential weakness in plantar flexion (pushing off with the toes)
This combination addresses a practical limitation of semaglutide therapy
