The woman, who lives in Louisiana, lost around 150 pounds on the two medications, according to her attorney, Paul Pennock, a New York City-based attorney for Morgan & Morgan, According to the lawsuit, the woman, who has not been officially diagnosed with gastroparesis, suffered "severe gastrointestinal events," including, "severe vomiting, stomach pain, [and] gastrointestinal burning." "Her problems have been so severe that she's been to the emergency room multiple times, including last week," Pennock told ABC News Wednesday
Areas like the abdomen, thigh, or upper arm have enough subcutaneous tissue to deliver a steady drip of medication into your bloodstream
On the contrary, oral semaglutide was more commonly used in place of a previous treatment regimen that especially included a DPP4-inhibitor or a sulphonylurea
Youve probably doom-scrolled on TikTok and seen horror stories about nausea, or conversely, miracle stories about people losing 20 pounds in a week