Clinically, this is known as telogen effluvium and has been seen in some GLP-1 patients
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We also report that 13% of patients with type 1 diabetes in our registry use adjuvant glucose-lowering therapy in addition to insulin, significantly higher than the 5.4% reported from the T1D Exchange Registry in the US [18]
In many cases: Your prescriber can allow the pharmacy to switch you to a generic If your insurance already approved Ozempic, it will usually cover the generic automatically once its available If you choose to stay on the brand-name drug instead of the generic, most plans will ask you to pay the price difference out of pocket