Here's what the clinical data says about it
However, important safety considerations warrant careful evaluation
The following side effects are possible from semaglutide, based on data from ten randomized controlled trials involving 14,550 participants, in conjunction with several additional studies (14): Nausea or vomiting Fetus complications Abdominal cramping or pain Hyposalivation Diarrhea Hair loss Headaches Constipation Thus, the majority of semaglutide side effects appear to be gastrointestinal-related
Mioduchoski, FNP-BC, with physician-supervised care protocols and a focus on safe, individualized treatment planning
Thomas, G
Including protein at each meal (eggs, chicken, fish, lentils, tofu) helps maintain steady blood sugar levels and reduces the risk of headaches from energy dips