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Reply to "Ozempic and social life when not interested in eating/drinking?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No one takes Ozempic for a month or two to lose a pesky 10 pounds. [/quote] +1 Waste of time, will just come back when you stop the drug.[/quote] And it won't be approved. I'm overweight, BMI 30, A1C pre-diabetic. Prior Authorizations are all denied. You must have Type 2 diabetes in order to be authorized (per my insurance, I know it's highly dependent). Even then you have to have tried metformin and other weight loss programs before you are approved. [/quote] Your insurance should be using your starting weight as the marker. So that's how they calculate if you're obese or overweight. It's DESIGNED to work like all meds for chronic conditions work... You go on a maintenance dose at the weight you want to maintain. [/quote]
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