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Kuwaiti Influencer Hospitalized Following Mounjaro Injection - Digital Phablet
ALBAWABA – Recently, Kuwaiti social media influencer Jamal Al Najadah found herself hospitalized in China after administering a Mounjaro injection without consulting a doctor, resulting in severe health complications. Mounjaro, much like Ozempic, is typically prescribed to individuals with Type 2 diabetes to help reduce blood sugar levels and promote weight loss. Although it’s crucial to seek medical guidance, these medications have gained fame …
From ANMAT they gave the approval for it to start selling free Dutide. It is a drug that is of national production and the specialists assure that it is identical to the Ozempic, used to treat type 2 diabetes and produces weight loss as a side effect. In this context, it was announced what are the risks of consuming it and who can do it. The fact that this new product has a value of up to 80% less than the original medication is what generated a…
What are 'Ozempic babies'? Unexpected link between contraception and weight-loss jabs studied - NewsGroove Uk
The Standard reported on the ‘Ozempic pregnancy scare’ sweeping through the UK last year, but now new guidance has been issued by the UK Regulatory Agency on the effect of Ozempic on oral contraceptives. So, what are Ozempic babies, and how does using weight loss drugs affect contraception? ‘Ozempic baby’ is the term given to a child conceived unintentionally when using drugs such as Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro. There is limited information…
Weight loss drugs such as Wegovy (semaglutide) and Mounjaro (tirzepatide) are becoming increasingly popular. However, the UK's medicines regulator has issued guidance on their use due to an increase in unintended pregnancies. The advice comes after 40 cases of women becoming pregnant while taking the weight loss drugs were reported. Of particular concern is the possibility that the drugs could reduce the effectiveness of oral contraceptives.
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