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Has anyone continued to use Ozempic for their Type 2? Or did you change to Mounjaro (my sister has), and did it have better results?

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Kelowna, BC
September 4
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My nephew changed from Ozempic to Mounjaro. He is pleased with the results.

September 4
A DiabetesTeam Member

@A DiabetesTeam Member I was prescribed a small dose of Ozempic with Jardiance and Metformin. Unlike you I experienced uncomfortable nausea and I asked to be taken off the Ozempic. Now I am on Januvia as well as Jardiance and Metformin. My blood sugar has been under control. No uncomfortable side effects.👍

September 17
A DiabetesTeam Member

@A DiabetesTeam Member I am taking Synjardy, which is a combined Jardiance/Metformin. What are the benefits of Januvia? I will have to look that up. I am not having nausea issues with Ozempic after 2 years (and have lost 25-30 lbs). But my blood sugars and A1C are still high. I am wondering how your readings are with that combo you listed above.

September 17
A DiabetesTeam Member

@A DiabetesTeam Member Hi. I was on Ozempic for awhile. My numbers were very good and my weight was manageable but I couldn't handle the constant nausea so I had my doctor take me off it. I'm now on Metformin, Jardiance and Januvia.👍

September 5

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