( a - d ) The proportion of participants receiving semaglutide or placebo who reported nausea (a), diarrhea (b), constipation (c), or vomiting (d) events classed as mild, moderate, or severe over the course of the treatment period
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The man was admitted to the hospital, where tests ruled out any other likely causes for his diarrhea
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In head-to-head studies, Ozempic (injectable Semaglutide) produces greater A1C and body weight reductions than Rybelsus (oral Semaglutide)