This can mess up your digestion and lead to several problems, like feeling nauseous, throwing up (sometimes even food that hasnt been digested), belly pain, bloating, getting severely dehydrated, feeling full quickly when eating, food not digesting and staying in the stomach, acid reflux, blood sugar levels going up and down, not feeling hungry, losing weight, not getting enough nutrients, and a drop in your quality of life
The same pattern is expected for semaglutide biosimilars: insurers will likely mandate biosimilar use for new prescriptions to control costs
If a change in the injection day is required, ensure a minimum interval of 48 hours since the previous dose
While this has not been conclusively shown in humans, it is a potential concern
Timeline considerations : If you've been at the maximum dose (2.4 mg weekly) for approximately 12 weeks with adherence to dietary and activity recommendations but have lost less than 5% of your starting body weight, this warrants discussion with your healthcare provider
