About 15 minutes after my injection, I started getting a burning sensation in my nostrils, and then my nose started running. It ran all evening. Head /scalp started itching late night . My head started running again today and head itchy some . I thought the head was from hairspray . It’s not constant just off and on . I’m not so sure this is due to ozempic. Anyone else notice this ? It was my second shot . I switched from trulicity
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Hi JalopenaGina,
The symptoms you described, such as burning sensation in the nostrils, a runny nose, and itching, may or may not be directly linked to Ozempic. Everyone's body can react differently to medications, and individual responses can vary.
It's possible that the symptoms you experienced could be related to other factors, such as allergies or environmental triggers. Allergic reactions can sometimes manifest as nasal symptoms or itching.
If you have recently switched from Trulicity to Ozempic, your body might be adjusting to the new medication. Some people may experience side effects during this transitional period.
Again, the best course of action is to speak with your healthcare provider. They can evaluate your symptoms, review your medical history, and determine whether any further action is necessary.
Always follow your doctor's advice and report any new or concerning symptoms promptly. They can provide the most appropriate guidance for your specific situation.
I hope I helped a little) Take care and keep us informed about your experience!
The symptoms you described, such as burning sensation in the nostrils, a runny nose, and itching, may or may not be directly linked to Ozempic. Everyone's body can react differently to medications, and individual responses can vary.
It's possible that the symptoms you experienced could be related to other factors, such as allergies or environmental triggers. Allergic reactions can sometimes manifest as nasal symptoms or itching.
If you have recently switched from Trulicity to Ozempic, your body might be adjusting to the new medication. Some people may experience side effects during this transitional period.
Again, the best course of action is to speak with your healthcare provider. They can evaluate your symptoms, review your medical history, and determine whether any further action is necessary.
Always follow your doctor's advice and report any new or concerning symptoms promptly. They can provide the most appropriate guidance for your specific situation.
I hope I helped a little) Take care and keep us informed about your experience!