Semaglutide 5 Deus Medical

PACK: 1 vial x 5 mg

Active substance: Semaglutide

Semaglutide is a category of drugs used in the management of type 2 diabetes and obesity, but not until the last few years. However, it is part of a class of drugs known as the GLP-1 receptor agonist drugs are the drugs that replicate the action hormone known as the GLP-1.

Mechanism of Action

This is done by the activity of Semaglutide which works by triggering the release of insulin whenever the blood glucose level in the blood stream of a given patient rises. This is done by agonizing with GLP-1 receptor which is present in almost all the major tissues of the body especially the pancreas and Central Nervous system. When semaglutide is administered, it helps to:

With the administration of semaglutide the following occurs:

Increase Secretion of Insulin
It also increases further secretion of insulin when there is for instance, high level of surrender blood this is quite beneficial in controlling glucose.

Lower Glucagon Levels
This also decreases in secretion of glucagon that is a hormone which raises the level of blood glucoses and therefore assists in monitoring the level of glycemic index.

Slow Gastric Emptying
They delay the interval between food evacuation into the small intestine and thereby produce a considerably diminished fluctuation of glucose in the blood circulation as opposed to the other GLP-1 receptor agonists.

Increase Satiety
This is so because, it is part of neuro feeding within the brain hence individuals who ingest food feel fuller with less potion thus reducing the chance of ingestion of more energies which are paramount in causing obesity.

Benefits of Semaglutide
Good Glycemic Control
Semaglutide has a remarkable improvement in HbA1c level that in its turn is comparable to the longstanding glycemic control.

Weight Loss
Because it has the possibility to be utilized for weight reduction, semaglutide is among the new great hormones. The drug forces patients to shed enormous amount of weight and therefore, it is beneficial for obesity treatment.

Easy Dosing
Some of the GLP-1 RA's include; semaglutide given as a weekly injection hence improving patient compliance to medication over those that are given daily.

Possible Side Effects
As with all of the therapies side effects are associated with semaglutide but not all of them are dangerous. While most patients can tolerate it, some common side effects are,
While most patients are able to take it without a number of side effects, the following are likely to be seen:

Gastrointestinal Issues: Gastrointestinal symptoms are the most common system reactions of which diarrhoea constipation and vomiting are common and typically occur in the initial phase of therapy.

Hypoglycemia: It is much less uncommon, and semaglutide administration can cause hypoglycemia and this is also the case if you take other diabetes medication like insulin or sulphonylurea.

Thyroid Tumors: In some animal studies there have been suggestions towards thyroid C-cell tumours and therefore are under regular observation to detect any sign of thyroid gland abnormality.

FAQs
1. Who can use semaglutide?
Semaglutide is mainly used in the management of diabetes type 2 along with obesity or overweight in patients. Patients are, however, meant to visit their doctor to find out whether the supplement suits them depending on their illness history.

2. Along what route is semaglutide given?
Sjemaglutide is given once a week subcutaneously in the abdominal wall, thigh, or upper arm by self.
COMMONLY USED: It can be given by a pre-filled pen to a patient who himself or herself injects it once a week.

3. Is semaglutide compatible with other diabetes medication?
Yes, semaglutide can be used with other antidiabetic medications like linagliptin with extreme care for possible interaction between them. As a new category of GLP-1 receptor modulator, Semaglutide is a cutting-edge drug used for type 2 diabetes and obesity. From the glucose control, weight reduction, to potentially even the drug's cardiovascular actions, it is a worthwhile addition in many patients' treatment. It is quite safe but all the undesirable reactions and interactions likely to occur must be understood in order to allow one to see the health experts and gain optimal benefit from the therapy process. By virtue of that, increasingly more uses of semaglutide appear to be possible as research continues; and it is for those many millions of individuals who are in continuous quest for excellent management of their chronic conditions.