We get more concerned when symptoms: Persist (hours to days) or steadily worsen Recur in a predictable pattern (for example, nightly burning in the feet) Are associated with weakness, clumsiness, balance problems, or pain Are one-sided and sudden (particularly when paired with speech, vision, or facial changes) Occur alongside signs of dehydration or poor intake (lightheadedness, palpitations, very dark urine, inability to keep fluids down) Because Ozempic can significantly change appetite and digestion, it can indirectly create conditions that make paresthesia more likely, even if the medication isn't the primary culprit
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People who had started taking GLP-1 drugs for another condition within a year of a recorded diagnosis of chronic migraine were compared to people who started taking topiramate during that same period