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If you attempt to eat as much food as you're accustomed to while taking semaglutide, you may feel sick

Serious but Rare Side Effects More serious side effects occur in less than 1% of patients but require immediate medical attention: Severe allergic reactions Pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas) Kidney problems Diabetic retinopathy complications Thyroid tumors (seen in animal studies) Safety Risks with Compounded Versions Compounded semaglutide carries additional safety concerns beyond those associated with the active ingredient itself: Contamination risk: Less stringent manufacturing conditions may increase infection risk Dosing errors: Inconsistent potency could lead to under-dosing or overdosing Unknown additives: Additional ingredients may cause allergic reactions Lack of safety data: No clinical trials specifically test compounded formulations Cost Analysis Ozempic Pricing Brand-name Ozempic typically costs between $800 to $1,000 per month without insurance coverage