2024-03-31 11:53:27
For several years now, Ozempic® has been regularly talked about. Normally reserved for the treatment of type 2 diabetes, this injectable medicine (the active substance of which is semaglutide) is regularly diverted for the purpose of weight loss. Across the Atlantic, Ozempic® is directly prescribed by doctors to patients wishing to lose a few pounds… But be careful: Ozempic® is not absolutely a harmless medication. The side effects (fatigue, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, etc.) can be serious and the contraindications (type 1 diabetes, etc.) are numerous. There is therefore no question of practicing self-medication to lose weight!
A slowdown in gastric emptying
Ozempic® could even promote the development of unwanted pregnancies. On TikTok, many women treated with semaglutide complain of having become pregnant even though they were taking oral contraception (birth control pill). Is this really possible? Yes, answers Dr. Neha Lalani, an American endocrinologist interviewed by our colleagues at HealthLine. “This family of anti-diabetes drugs has the effect of slow down stomach emptyingwhat changes the absorption of food and drugs taken orally – including the contraceptive pill. Hence these contraceptive failures.“
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