What to expect in week 6, plus a reminder on common side effects.
Injection guide: week 6
Inject a dose of 0.5 mg once this week.
Learn more about injectable semaglutide and view the full 3 month dosing schedule.
Reminder: common side effects of injectable semaglutide
Common side effects include nausea, acid reflux, diarrhea, constipation, vomiting, fatigue and headaches. These typically resolve within a couple of weeks.
If your side effects last longer or become moderate, frequent, or unmanageable, message your healthcare practitioner. If they become severe (e.g., significant or persistent abdominal pain), seek in-person care with a healthcare practitioner, or visit a walk-in clinic or the emergency department.
Semaglutide FAQs
We’ve rounded up some of the most frequently asked questions about injectable semaglutide:
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The information provided in this guide is not meant to replace the medical guidance given to you by your healthcare practitioner. If this information conflicts with what your practitioner has told you, always follow their direction first.
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