Slower transit can also increase reflux or produce delayed sensations when gastric contents finally move into the intestine, further irritating the gastrointestinal tract
Gina Kolata, the author of the Times article, discussed just this thinking in a response to one of the comments: these doctors -- like so many other people -- have tried repeatedly to get their weight and risk factors under control with diet and exercise and have not succeeded
Patients who inadvertently use expired semaglutide should: Monitor blood glucose levels closely (for diabetes patients) to detect any loss of glycemic control Watch for injection site reactions such as increased redness, warmth, swelling, or pain that could indicate infection Contact their healthcare provider to report the incident and obtain guidance on next steps Obtain a fresh supply and resume treatment with properly stored, unexpired medication Healthcare providers should emphasize the importance of adhering to expiration guidelines
Remember, just because one may seem more effective doesn't necessarily mean it's right for you
Either way, Tier 1 compounded ($99 to $249) or NovoCare ($199 intro/$349) covers you while the appeal runs
