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Ozempic and Vomiting: What Users Say

Reviews for Ozempic

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  • Shy...
  • Taken for 1 to 6 months
  • March 26, 2022

For Cardiovascular Risk Reduction "I always had some side effects of Ozempic. Mainly exhaustion, nauseous, occasional throwing up after eating, constipation. As month 3 came and the dose increased to 1 mg, I ended up in the emergency room. I was vomiting and had liquid diarrhea for 4 days. My heart rate was elevated, and my potassium was dangerously low. At the time, I thought it was a stomach bug-until the next injection caused the same effects. I've been on anti-nausea medication since. I can see why it takes the appetite away-being exhausted and nauseous 24/7 is terrible. Potassium is still not where it should be. Hoping this gets out of my system fast."

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  • Taken for 1 to 6 months
  • March 25, 2021

For Type 2 Diabetes "Please stop taking Ozempic. I have been taking it for 12 weeks, started with 0.25 for the first 4 weeks, then moved on to 0.50. First 4 weeks, minor side effect, but my pulse rate started to go up resting from 65 to nearly 80. Once I started the 0.50 dose, I started to lose weight, lost 1 stone in 8 weeks, but suffered so much: vomiting, constipation, stomach pain, dehydration, depletion of magnesium in body, and resting heart rate to 94. Was hospitalized last week and was on a drip for 2 days. I have decided to stop taking it, my next injection is due in 2 days. I am hoping stopping does not cause other issues, I will revert to taking insulin. So please do not start this drug. There are other options to manage your diabetes."

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