Potential side effects of expired semaglutide include stomach discomfort, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, severe allergic reactions, increased gastrointestinal distress, injection site reactions (like redness or swelling), mild fatigue, and headaches
Some people use the standard 0.25 mg dose but inject every 10 to 14 days instead of every 7
Tap the syringe firmly with your fingernail, flick it upward, and push the plunger gently to expel air before each injection
The amount of hydration you need is individualized based on body size, activity level, medications, and environment
Cost : Semaglutide can be expensive, especially without insurance coverage, making it less affordable for some people
Hydration is non-negotiable