Row 69333

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I work at a pharmacy and I gotta say, please don’t ask your doctor for any of these “weight loss” drugs unless you fall into one of the indicated groups (morbidly obese, diabetic). They will make you sick, literally, and have lasting effects on your body (including your organs not just your gut) if you use them when you don’t technically need them. Patients that are just regular fat like me (overweight but not morbidly obese) call in all the time complaining about how ozempic makes them nauseous all the time and they can’t keep anything down…yea dude. That’s how the “rapid weight loss” happens. It’s prescribed bulimia basically.

All the pharmacists hate this drug and it’s not just because there’s at least 3 “Karen” types a day that call and bitch on the phone about when their prescription is coming in (demand is way higher than supply) but it’s been back ordered since March. It’s because of the health effects on patients too. How it makes them miserable and we all know that they could’ve achieved the weight loss a healthier way. It’s just slower doing it the healthy way and harder bc it requires firm discipline. It’s, on the surface, much easier to just poke yourself once a week or whatever with a needle and loose the weight that way. Unfortunately, no one thinks about what that kind of rapid weight loss actually requires and feels like (miserable).

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text I work at a pharmacy and I gotta say, please don’t ask your doctor for any of these “weight loss” drugs unless you fall into one of the indicated groups (morbidly obese, diabetic). They will make you sick, literally, and have lasting effects on your body (including your organs not just your gut) if you use them when you don’t technically need them. Patients that are just regular fat like me (overweight but not morbidly obese) call in all the time complaining about how ozempic makes them nauseous…
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