The treatment's safety profile is manageable, with gastrointestinal issues being the most frequent side effects, and no new safety concerns have been identified
Essential micronutrients like vitamin B12, iron, and electrolytes may be appropriate depending on your food intake and blood work
Semaglutide is safe for diverse patient populations and treatment durations, but it still has some side effects to be aware of: Anxiety Blurred vision Constipation Diarrhea Faster heartbeat Fatigue Fever Headaches Lightheadedness Nausea Shakiness or weakness Stomach pain Sweating Vomiting Yellow skin or eyes In one study, about one third of patients reported some side effects, though many were manageable
Some women report increased appetite and reduced semaglutide effectiveness during certain cycle phases
Always verify your medication with your healthcare provider or pharmacist if you have any doubts
For 52 weeks, each group took either a 14 mg dosage, a 25 mg dosage, or a 50 mg dosage