OurDoctor - What Are The Side Effects of Ozempic? What is Ozempic Face?

OurDoctor FNP-BC Clarissa Guerrero Discusses The Side Effects of Taking Ozempic And What is Ozempic Face? Ozempic, Also Known As Semaglutide, Is A Prescription Drug Used To Treat Obesity And Type 2 Diabetes. It Is An Agonist Of The Glp-1 Receptor That Mimics The Actions Of Glucagon-like Peptide 1, A Hormone That Occurs Naturally (Glp-1). Glp-1 Plays A Role In Hunger And Blood Sugar Regulation.

Although Ozempic Is Generally Safe And Well-tolerated, There May Be Some Side Effects, Particularly When The Medication Is First Started. The Gastrointestinal Adverse Effects Of Ozempic, Such As Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Stomach Discomfort, And Constipation, Are The Most Frequent Ones. After Beginning Treatment, These Adverse Effects Normally Subside In A Few Days Or Weeks On Their Own.

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