[15] [5] Whilst this slowed digestion is an intended therapeutic effect that contributes to improved glycaemic control (and often weight loss as a secondary effect), it can also lead to various digestive symptoms that patients should be aware of
And while youre likely excited to experience the drugs benefits, you may be a little less thrilled to learn it can cause side effects some of which can be a little, err, weird, such as sulfur burps and diarrhea
Semaglutide , a highly effective GLP-1 receptor agonist, begins interacting with your bodys metabolic pathways and the appetite-control centers in your brain almost immediately after your very first injection
In fact, logically, lower doses are likely to mean fewer side-effects
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