
Semaglutide in tablet form

Wegovy pill is a prescription-only medicine. It can only be dispensed by a pharmacy with a prescription. Within The Body Clinic, a doctor assesses during the consultation whether treatment with medication is suitable within a medical trajectory. More information can be found in our treatment program.
The most common side effects of Wegovy pill are the following points.
Find the most frequently asked questions about the Wegovy pill here.
Wegovy pill is a tablet containing semaglutide for the treatment of overweight and obesity in adults.
By slowing gastric emptying and reducing feelings of hunger, Wegovy pill supports weight loss in combination with diet and exercise.
No. The Wegovy medication is exclusively available with a prescription through a pharmacy. Within The Body Clinic, a doctor assesses during the consultation whether medication treatment is suitable as part of a medical trajectory.
Both contain the same active ingredient, semaglutide, and have the same indication. The difference lies in the form of administration, dosage, and titration schedule: the pill is taken orally daily on an empty stomach, while the injection is administered once a week. The dosages of both forms cannot be directly converted into one another.
This is possible in certain medical situations, depending on your policy and health insurer.
Take it as soon as you remember, if appropriate. Never take a double dose.
The availability of the Wegovy pill varies by country and is being gradually expanded by the manufacturer. Please inquire with your pharmacy or doctor about current availability.
A switch between the injection and the tablet should never be done on your own initiative, but always in consultation with and under the guidance of your doctor.
Significantly less long-term research is available for the oral form of Wegovy regarding weight changes after discontinuation compared to the injectable form. Findings from studies on the Wegovy injection (such as weight regain in the year after discontinuation, as observed in the STEP 1 follow-up study) cannot be directly extrapolated to the tablet form.
No. Both forms contain the same active ingredient, semaglutide, so combining the tablet and the injection will result in an excessive dose and an increased risk of side effects. In consultation with your doctor, choose one form of administration — either the tablet or the injection — and never use both at the same time. If you wish to switch between forms, only do so under your doctor’s supervision.
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