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While it is believed that semaglutide leads to gastrointestinal disorders less than 5% of the time, transient, mild-to-moderate bouts of the following issues are commonplace among GLP-1 drugs: Nausea : 44% Vomiting: 25% Diarrhea: 32% Constipation: 23% Abdominal pain: 10% Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache Clinical data does not support the idea that semaglutide directly causes dizziness, headaches, or significant fatigue
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Managing Gastrointestinal Side Effects During Antibiotic Treatment The primary consideration when combining Wegovy and antibiotics relates to overlapping gastrointestinal side effects
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