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See a healthcare provider immediately if you experience: An inability to eat Persistent or severe nausea that impacts your daily life Signs of dehydration (extreme thirst, dizziness, dry mouth, peeing less often) If your nausea is severe, consult with your prescribing physician or your GI team
These scripts can offer valuable insights into their interests, needs, and emotional states
However, both Katz and Todd note that glycinate is often the better choice because it tends to be easier to tolerate
Ozempic teeth isnt an official medical diagnosis, but rather a term that has emerged to describe the dental problems some people experience while taking GLP-1 medications