What is Semaglutide®?
Although Semaglutide® is incredibly effective in weight loss, patients must commit to a healthy lifestyle by increasing physical activity and following a reduced-calorie diet to achieve the best outcome.
What Can Semaglutide® Treat?
Semaglutide® is an effective form of treatment for long-term weight loss, but we can also use it to reduce the risk of a stroke, heart attack, or death in those with heart disease or type 2 diabetes. It can also treat high blood pressure and high cholesterol in overweight adults.
What Are the Benefits of Semaglutide®?
In addition to its ability to control blood sugar, reduce A1C, boost cardiovascular health, and lower systolic and diastolic blood pressure. Semaglutide® is also easy to use, and patients can administer the injections at home with a specialized pen injector. This groundbreaking medication can help you shed excess pounds quickly, painlessly, and comfortably.
As a result of the impact Semaglutide® has on the journey to a healthy weight, patients often experience other impressive benefits while taking this injectable prescription medication, including:
- Improved mobility
- Enhanced self-esteem
- Reduced risk for certain cancers
How is Semaglutide® Taken?
Semaglutide® should be injected under the skin of your thighs, upper arm, or abdomen once a week. You should rotate the injections sites, and it is essential to keep track of your dosage as the dosage increases every four weeks until the maximum amount is reached.
Who Can Use Semaglutide®?
Semaglutide® in New Jersey can be used for chronic weight management in children and adults, depending on their BMI and several weight-related medical conditions. Discuss your medical history to confirm if Semaglutide® is right for you.
Recovery?
Like other non-invasive injectables prescription medications, Semaglutide® does not require recovery time. However, please speak with us if you experience any side effects, such as bloating, indigestion, nausea, vomiting, or an increased heart rate. Mile side effects typically resolve independently, but if they worsen or reduce, speak with us; we are always available.
