[heading_title_subtitle title=”Risks” title_color=”dark_title” border_color=”dark_border” subtitle=”There are some small risks with this study, both related to the study medication (semaglutide) and the tests. There may also be unforeseen risks.” subtitle_color=”dark_subtitle”]
Semaglutide has been linked to the following side effects:





[heading_border_bottom heading=”Risks related to study procedures:” text_align=”text-center”][mt_tabs_categories tabs_item_icon1=”22509″ tabs_item_img1=”22511″ tabs_item_icon2=”22506″ tabs_item_img2=”22512″ tabs_item_icon3=”22508″ tabs_item_img3=”22513″ tabs_item_icon4=”22795″ tabs_item_title_tab1=”Blood Tests” tabs_item_content1=”Blood tests can be uncomfortable but rarely cause any significant problems. Rarely, people feel light-headed, faint, a blood clot forms, get bruising and/or an infection at the site of the needle stick.” tabs_item_title_tab2=”DXA Scans” tabs_item_content2=”The DXA scans involve exposure to a very small amount of ionising radiation – about the same amount of radiation as a flight from Dublin to Spain. Ionising radiation can cause call damage that may become cancerous many decades after exposure. We are all at risk of developing cancer during our lifetime. The added risk of developing cancer from having the DXA scans in this study is negligible.” tabs_item_title_tab3=”Fibroscans” tabs_item_content3=”The only risk is a mild discomfort that you might feel from the pressure of the scan probe on your abdomen and between the ribs.” tabs_item_title_tab4=”ECG” tabs_item_content4=”There are no risks associated with this procedure and it is not painful or uncomfortable.”]