Southernlady817! thank you so much for the helpful information! wow I feel much better knowing this. I was actually wondering if it was harmful. Now I can move forward. thank you once again.
I tried it and in two months I didn’t lose an oz. Went off as why chance side effects if no results. Glad it’s working for others
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@A MyPsoriasisTeam Member I have been on Ozempic for 3 yrs with no issues...It has been a lifesaver as I am Diabetic...I went from having sugar readings of high 200's-300 everyday to now 85-110 everyday so very much well controlled...I have Psoriasis and Ozempic has not effected it at all...The only trick with Ozempic is the Dr determining what mg or "strength" you will need...Until your body gets used to it, you may have some nausea in the beginning but the benefits you reap long term will be worth it...The nausea is not terrible and usually means the higher strength may be too much for you...
All the horror stories of Ozempic face and severe Gastric problems is more attributed to media hype and competition from other Pharmaceutical companies that want people to choose their drug instead of Ozempic but that is because Ozempic is superior for weight loss and has proven to be the most effective med, including long term...Weight is lost and stays off...With weight loss comes health benefits like lower BP, lower sugar numbers, improvement in Liver function, not to mention the benefit of improvement in self confidence and overall healthy mental well being...Let's face it with less weight, you feel better and look better ❤️. Hope I answered your question...p.s. Don't know if you're Diabetic but I went from A1c of 8.2 to 4.6 and have maintained the 4.6 for a year and a half...The first year and a half it was "gradually" going down and has now maintained and stayed at a healthy number 👍
Based on the provided search results, there isn't specific information about Ozempic use with psoriasis. However, it's important to discuss any new medication with your healthcare provider, as they can evaluate potential interactions with your current psoriasis treatments and overall health situation.
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