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35 Nausea can be addressed in several of different ways: if receiving a titratable GLP-1RA, return to the previous dose or premeal interval that did not cause symptoms (maximal tolerated dose) give a nontitratable GLP-1RA on a full stomach consider antiemetics for intractable symptoms

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Prompt medical advice is essential if you experience any of the following: Seek urgent medical attention (call 999) if you develop: Severe, sudden abdominal pain with signs of shock or collapse Signs of peritonitis (rigid, board-like abdomen with severe tenderness) Signs of sepsis (high fever, confusion, extreme weakness, rapid breathing) Attend A&E if you experience: Severe abdominal pain that is persistent or progressively worsening High fever with significant abdominal pain Heavy rectal bleeding Persistent vomiting preventing fluid intake for more than 24 hours Contact NHS 111 or your GP urgently (same day) if you experience: New or worsening left-sided abdominal pain that differs from typical Wegovy side effects Change in bowel habits lasting more than a few days, particularly if accompanied by pain Fever with abdominal discomfort , even if mild Persistent nausea or vomiting beyond the first few weeks of treatment or dose increase Inability to distinguish between medication side effects and potential diverticulitis symptoms Severe, persistent abdominal pain radiating to the back , especially with vomiting (possible pancreatitis) Routine follow-up should be arranged if you notice: Gastrointestinal side effects that are not improving after several weeks Concerns about medication tolerability Questions about continuing Wegovy with your gastrointestinal history It is important to remember that abdominal pain is a common side effect of Wegovy but is also a cardinal symptom of diverticulitis