Ozempic foot So-called Ozempic foot a term for a bony appearance of the feet, with some people also reporting foot pain has been claimed to be a side-effect of GLP-1 medications, but it is not found in patient information leaflets
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A compounded version is prepared for an individual patient and is not FDA approved, so its safety depends on the pharmacys sourcing, process controls, and testing