Patients should be aware of important warning signs requiring medical attention: persistent severe abdominal pain with or without vomiting (possible pancreatitis), right upper quadrant pain/fever/jaundice (possible gallbladder disease), reduced urination or dizziness (possible dehydration/kidney issues), visual changes (especially in diabetes patients), or allergic reactions
Month 6 and beyond: Weight loss may continue at a slower pace through month 12 and even beyond
When you need antibiotics while taking semaglutide, providing your healthcare provider with comprehensive medication information is essential for safe and effective treatment
If you develop severe vomiting or dehydration while taking both medications, contact your healthcare provider promptly, as they may recommend temporarily pausing semaglutide until you recover
Administered once a week, the dosage of Semaglutide is carefully increased over time to minimize side effects and maximize effectiveness