Thank you for sharing your details. Your BMI is around 24.8, which is at the upper end of the healthy range, so weight loss is possible through structured nutrition and lifestyle changes without necessarily starting medication like Ozempic—especially at your age. Since you have PCOD, migraines, allergies, and an elevated heart rate, any medication, including Ozempic, must only be prescribed by an endocrinologist after thorough evaluation, as it can have side effects and interactions. My recommendations: Begin with a personalized PCOD-friendly diet focusing on low-GI foods, balanced macros, and anti-inflammatory choices. Incorporate regular physical activity—strength training and moderate cardio suited to your heart rate limits. Address triggers for migraines and allergies through dietary adjustments. Hydration, adequate sleep, and stress management are key for hormonal balance. With the right plan, you can achieve fat loss and a flatter tummy in a healthy, sustainable way without rushing into medications.

Hi there, At 167 cm and 69.2 kg, your BMI is in the normal range. I understand your frustration, but as a clinical dietitian, I don't recommend Ozempic for someone your age and weight—especially with PCOD, migraines, and an elevated heart rate. Ozempic is meant for people with type 2 diabetes or obesity and can have side effects like nausea, gallbladder issues, and more. For PCOD and overall health, a tailored nutrition plan focusing on blood sugar control, strength training, sleep, and anti-inflammatory foods works far better—and without risks. You're just 20, and your body deserves long-term care, not shortcuts. Happy to help if you want a personalized, science-backed plan.

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Hi I understand what you are saying. While taking ozempic may look like a way to lose weight, it has serious side effects too. Even if you took it and lost weight, what happens when you stop taking if? It also causes muscle loss, which further reduces your BMR and makes weight loss even harder.

Everything is not for everyone and comes with many side effects.  Always choose the natural and sustainable path for health.

Ozempic ( semaglutide) is a prescription medication that is FDA approved for adults 18 years and older , primarily used for : Type -2 diabetes management Weight loss in people with obesity or overweight Yes , you’re 20 years You are prescribed it by a doctor You meet one of the following Have a type -2 diabetes Have BMI > 30, or BMI > 27 with other conditions like PCOS, high BP Side effects to be aware of Nausea , vomit, diarrhoea, constipation Low blood pressure Possible risk of thyroid tumor My Suuggestions : Consult a doctor Check your BMI , lab results and family history Ask about alternatives if your case is not severe

Better to discuss this with general physician if you want to use this only

Good afternoon pls kindly avoid to use such medicine for weight loss.