One dose of expired semaglutide could theoretically compromise the effectiveness of your entire ongoing treatment

Saxenda (liraglutide) side effects Common and very common side effects include : decreased energy levels or weakness burping or farting bloating constipation or diarrhoea headaches insomnia (difficulty sleeping) dizziness feeling sick (nausea), or being sick (vomiting) dry mouth gallbladder disorders gastrointestinal discomfort or pain acid reflux injection site reactions rashes a change in your taste low blood sugar raised digestive enzyme levels on blood tests Uncommon side effects include : dehydration feeling unwell without a specific symptom pancreatitis renal (kidney) impairment rapid heart rate inflamed gallbladder rashes slow stomach emptying Very rare side effects include : allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) reduced kidney function or kidney failure Ozempic (semaglutide) side effects Very common side effects include : nausea diarrhoea Common side effects include : decreased appetite burping or farting gallstones constipation bloating dizziness vomiting stomach pain or inflammation tiredness acid reflux low blood sugar, when combined with other diabetic medications complications of diabetic retinopathy raised digestive enzyme levels on blood tests Uncommon side effects include : pancreatitis a change in your taste increased heart rate injection site reactions slow stomach emptying hypersensitivity Rare side effects include : allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) Although mild symptoms can usually be managed at home, serious or worrying symptoms should be discussed with a doctor

Avoid using ice cubes, as freezing could damage the medication
Switching from Ozempic to Wegovy If you plan to switch from Ozempic to Wegovy , you should aim to keep the dose the same as what you have previously been taking
There is no evidence of lasting metabolic suppression beyond normal weight loss adaptation
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and constipation are common, especially during dose increases, and GI (gastrointestinal) symptoms are common reasons people stop treatment