higher doses are associated with a higher incidence, so dosage conversations with a clinician are reasonable if gas becomes disruptive
(Novo Nordisk is working on another, separate study, testing whether semaglutide might be useful in treating diabetic retinopathy.) NAION is usually permanent, and there is no treatment for it.
Broader digestive enzyme supplements containing lipase (for fats), protease (for proteins), and amylase (for starches) may help some users by supporting the digestive process that is being slowed by semaglutide
Tirzepatide: A review in type 2 diabetes
And they blame their body, their diet, their discipline, when the real culprit has been sitting on the second shelf of their refrigerator the entire time
Thats a whole new round of math to recalculate your doses manually