It is not medical advice and cannot replace individual clinical guidance from your diabetes care team
Ozempic (semaglutide) does not cause thirst itself, but side effects of the medication, like dehydration, may lead you to feel thirsty more often
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Research on GLP-1 pharmacodynamics does not identify magnesium as a meaningful antagonist
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