Both labels warn about acute kidney injury related to dehydration and recommend renal monitoring when adverse reactions could lead to significant fluid loss
Regardless of the severity of certain side effects, you should always inform your doctor if you notice them or feel concerned
Here is what a physician-guided transition plan looks like: Stabilize at goal weight for at least 36 months before beginning a taper this confirms your habits are working, not just the medication Gradual dose reduction rather than abrupt cessation typically stepping down over 23 months to allow appetite to readjust slowly Protein targets remain non-negotiable maintaining 1.21.6g/kg/day is the single most evidence-supported dietary habit for weight maintenance Resistance exercise at least 23 times per week muscle mass is your metabolic insurance policy after stopping Regular physician check-ins monthly weight and metabolic monitoring during and after tapering catches any concerning regain early Clear re-engagement plan agree in advance with your physician on the weight threshold that would prompt restarting medication Frequently Asked Questions Can I take semaglutide indefinitely
It should be noted that these participants were not enrolled in a diet and exercise program
The majority of the reported events occurred in patients who experienced gastrointestinal adverse reactions leading to dehydration such as nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea [see Adverse Reactions (6)]
Release the water slowly, letting it run down the side of the vial
