According to the MHRA-approved product information, the most common side effects include: Nausea particularly during the initial weeks of treatment or following dose escalation Vomiting often transient and improves with continued use Diarrhoea commonly reported in clinical trials Constipation less common but reported in some individuals Abdominal pain or discomfort typically mild to moderate in severity These gastrointestinal symptoms are usually most pronounced when starting Ozempic or increasing the dose, and they tend to diminish over time as the body adjusts to the medication
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Common gastrointestinal adverse effects associated with semaglutide include: Nausea (reported in up to 44% of patients on Wegovy, 20% on Ozempic, and 15% on Rybelsus) [2] [4] Vomiting Diarrhea Constipation Abdominal pain or discomfort Dyspepsia These effects are typically dose-dependent and most pronounced during the initial titration phase, with higher rates observed at weight management doses compared to diabetes doses
[11] If you develop new or persistent urinary changes whilst taking Rybelsus, your healthcare provider may arrange a urine dipstick test to check for infection, glucose, ketones, protein, or blood
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