[1] Over-the-counter remedies that some patients find helpful include: Peppermint tea or ginger , which some people find supports digestive comfort, though evidence is limited Probiotics , though evidence for their effectiveness specifically for sulphur burps is limited Antacids or alginates for associated reflux symptoms, if appropriate Always check with your pharmacist or healthcare provider before starting any over-the-counter remedies, especially if you take other medications or have other health conditions
Semaglutide is an injectable medication, so patients must inject it themselves or ask a healthcare professional to inject it for them
Proper disposal is essential
According to Mochi Health (March 2025), Ozempics pen-like device offers a convenient, ready-to-use solution, contrasting with the more manual process required for compounded semaglutide
Some mild side effects may include fatigue, headaches, gastrointestinal issues, dizziness, or nausea