Damage to the lining of the stomach and small intestine results in symptoms that range from relatively minor heartburn, nausea, and abdominal pain (affecting 15-40% of NSAID users) to the life-threatening ulceration, perforation, and bleeding (affecting 1-2% of chronic NSAID users) (Vonkeman 2010)
Semaglutide mimics GLP-1 but with a structural modification, a C-18 fatty acid chain, that allows it to bind to albumin in the blood
Blood test findings: Mild to moderate elevation in liver enzymes
Your provider at the Warren clinic will explain what to expect
Spinach Iron Spinach works best here as a supporting ingredient, not as a standalone fix
Most importantly, communicate openly with your PlexusDx medical teamnausea that persists beyond 4-6 weeks may signal the need for a different medication formulation or a switch to oral semaglutide, which some patients tolerate better