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Combined with potential GI side effects, this may lead to fluid and electrolyte loss, making intentional hydration more important

It is important to note that while subcutaneous administration means absorption is not affected by altered gastrointestinal anatomy, patients may experience more pronounced gastrointestinal side effects

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Oral semaglutide (Rybelsus) specifically has a documented interaction with levothyroxine, increasing thyroxine exposure