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An Overdose of Ozempic Causes Extreme Diarrhoea and Acute Renal Failure in a 32-Year-Old Male
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The GLP-1 analogues have changed the treatment of obesity, turning off the feeling of hunger and causing the blood sugar to drop permanently. But out of the medical system, these injections become small bombs for the digestive system. An overdose of rétatrutide illustrates the limits of "handicraft" at home, up to the threshold of renal insufficiency. 30 stools a day, dehydration and suffering kidneys The 32-year-old man landed at the emergency …
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