Other potential side effects of semaglutide injections include burning at injection sites on the skin, blistering, discoloration of the skin or yellow patches in your eyes or mouth, hives, infection, inflammation, itching sensation, lumps under the skin where you injected called lipohypertrophy, numbness around the lips and regions close to them due to injections too often in one area, pain or soreness around the injection site that lasts longer than 24 hours after injecting yourself with semaglutide which could last several days and rashes
Professor Alex Miras, consultant endocrinologist and lecturer at Imperial College London, says: 'Every weight-loss technique leads to some muscle reduction but, until now, we haven't had treatments anywhere near as powerful as semaglutide
Its easy to see that this is the population likely to drive the largest cost burden for employers
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