Reddys said in an email that its semaglutide has already arrived in select Canadian pharmacies and will be available more widely across the country in the coming days
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Because semaglutide slows down digestion, any oral medication like naltrexone may sit in the stomach longer, potentially increasing gastrointestinal discomfort
Patients commonly report reduced appetite, earlier satiety with smaller portions, and decreased food cravingseffects mediated through central appetite regulation in the hypothalamus
Metformin is commonly used as first-line therapy unless contraindicated or poorly tolerated, but the addition of glucose-lowering therapies with different mechanisms of action is usually needed to provide adequate glycemic control [1,2,3], with the choice of agent being dependent on multiple factors, such as cost and the presence of comorbidities [1]