According to the STEP clinical trials for semaglutide 2.4 mg (Wegovy), diarrhoea was reported in approximately 20-30% of participants receiving the medication
You should speak with a healthcare provider if: Hair loss continues beyond 6 months You notice patchy hair loss , scalp irritation , or persistent redness/itching Shedding is accompanied by fatigue , brittle nails , pale skin , or easy bruising which could point to iron , B12 , or thyroid-related deficiencies Your provider may recommend: Lab testing (e.g., ferritin , thyroid panel , vitamin D , zinc ) Reviewing your nutritional intake or adjusting supplementation Modifying your semaglutide or tirzepatide dosage , if applicable Hair loss doesnt have to derail your progress
Expired semaglutide may not be dangerous, but it could be less effective
If its unrefrigerated before first use, it may not work properly to manage your blood sugar levels, and you need to discard it and use a new one
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