The Food and Drug Administration updated the labeling for Ozempic acknowledging reports of blocked intestines for those that use the medication.
Ozempic ‘natural’ alternative could actually kill you, FDA warnsThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration has updated the Ozempic label to acknowledge complaints of blocked intestines in some people who have taken the medication.
However, issues start to arise if the medication slows the intestines too much, causing some to develop ileus — when the intestines’ ability to contract slows to the point of prohibiting the body’s ability to properly remove waste, causing intestinal blockage.
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