Reports of bloating tied to GLP medications are something I've barely encountered, if ever, yet this symptom shows up all the time with various digestive conditions, IBS in particular. What other GI issues are present — vomiting, hard stools, loose stools — can shift the picture somewhat, but attributing it to the GLP medication is still a reasonable assumption. Without knowing your current dosage or how long ago you last raised it, the clearest fix would be to reduce the amount slightly at your next injection; alternatively, if the discomfort is severe, hold off until things calm down and then take a smaller dose, meaning a delay of several days up to a week. When food intake is the trigger, the usual guidance for glp medications applies: keep portions small, avoid drinking too much alongside meals, and so on. Where the bloated feeling originates matters — if it stems from the stomach due to delayed gastric emptying, that's one thing, whereas if it comes from the intestines or colon, excess gas is typically the culprit, and slower gut motility likely makes that worse. Figuring out whether the pressure sits in the upper or lower digestive tract should make it fairly easy to distinguish between the two.
