6.3 Where to inject Semaglutide Common injection sites include: Abdomen Thigh Upper arm 6.4 Dose Adjustment in Special Populations For patients with kidney or liver problems, their treatment might need to be adjusted based on how their body responds to it
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As a result, the patient subsequently required 25% less levothyroxine to maintain her thyroid hormone levels
Whats more, anecdotal evidence suggests that these patches can cause some unpleasant side effects, such as rashes, nausea, and heart palpitations
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