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Deedeedearest

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  1. How does taking Ozempic make you feel? Type 2 Diabetes

    Deedeedearest replied to JamalR93's topic in Public Square
    I tried Ozempic, but since I already had IBS, it was horrible for me. I was nauseated 100% of the time, no matter what I did or did not eat. It also did not affect my a1c at all, so I switched to a different med. just remember that if one medication doesn’t work, there are others out there.

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