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Ozempic: Is It Scarier Than We Thought?
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Exploring Gastrointestinal Side Effects and Stomach Paralysis Risks of Medications
Medications can potentially lead to gastroparesis, also known as paralyzed stomach, causing symptoms like bloating, inability to eat, and vomiting. Some patients may even lose teeth due to persistent vomiting. While drug companies claim healthcare providers are aware of gastrointestinal risks, specific studies on stomach paralysis are lacking. Research on samagutine revealed that out of 600 individuals, only four developed gastroparesis. However, a common issue observed is food remaining in the stomach post-fasting, posing risks during surgery. This delayed emptying can result in the formation of a bezoar, a non-digestible food collection in the stomach resembling a small brown stone, which can have potential health implications.
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