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Weight loss ozempic
Dear doctors,
I am 27 years old with 5'2 height and 78kgs with irregular periods because of PCOS my non HDL CHOLESTEROL SERUM is 178.3 , LDL is 145.9 , cholesterol total serum is 224,SGOT is 137.9 & SGPT is 175.8 I am unable to loose weight can I go for Ozempic I see a lot of advertisement this days
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Ozempic can be considered but needs careful evaluation. It is not suitable for everyone and requires monitoring.
A good step is to consult for personalized advice on weight management and safety.
Feel free to consult for further guidance. 👍
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Ozempic is not recommended for you right now. Your liver enzymes â SGOT 137.9 and SGPT 175.8 â are significantly elevated, which indicates your liver is under stress, most likely from fatty liver related to PCOS, insulin resistance, and high cholesterol. Starting a weight-loss injection with elevated liver enzymes can worsen liver inflammation. Your lipid profile is also elevated and needs attention first.
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Please consult me directly on Practo for a detailed evaluation â the priority right now is understanding why your liver enzymes are high and treating that first, before considering any weight loss medication.
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starting Ozempic (Semaglutide) is absolutely not recommended at this stage. Your liver enzymes are heavily elevated (SGOT at 137.9 and SGPT at 175.8). Initiating any systemic weight-loss medication while your liver is experiencing active inflammation carries a high clinical risk of worsening hepatic stress.
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Your profile reveals a cluster of metabolic imbalances linked to PCOS, including an elevated lipid profile (Total Cholesterol 224, LDL 145.9, Non-HDL 178.3) and difficulty losing weight. This strongly points toward severe insulin resistance causing Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatohepatitis (MASH/NASH)—an advanced stage of fatty liver where fat accumulation triggers cell damage and inflames your liver enzymes.
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To thoroughly evaluate your lipid trends, review your physical markers of insulin resistance, and design a safe, liver-protective hormone regulation plan for your PCOS, please book a full consultation session via my Practo profile."
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