Treatment of resistance to Semaglutide tablets

When Semaglutide tablets (Semaglutide) are used for a long time, drug resistance may occur. Tolerance refers to a patient's weakened or ineffective response to a drug, resulting in the drug being unable to effectively control blood sugar levels. In daily life, diet and exercise are crucial to blood sugar control. Blood sugar control can be improved by changing your diet, reducing carbohydrate intake, and increasing physical activity. Since everyone's constitution is different and their resistance to drugs is different, please inform your doctor in time if you feel unwell.

If a patient develops resistance, doctors will use blood glucose monitoring and other related tests to evaluate the patient's blood sugar control and rule out other possible causes. Doctors may adjust drug dosages based on the patient's specific condition. Sometimes, increasing the dose of a drug can help overcome resistance. Consider combination therapy with other similar medications, such as insulin or other blood sugar-regulating medications. This can provide additional blood sugar control. Follow up regularly with your doctor to evaluate treatment effects and adjust treatment plans. Doctors can provide personalized advice and guidance based on the patient's condition.

Semaglutide tablets have not yet been launched in China. Its injection has been launched in China and is covered by medical insurance, but only eligible patients can be reimbursed.The price of each 3ml tube may be around RMB 1,000. The original drug Semaglutide tablets sold overseas, with a specification of 3 mg*100 tablets, may cost around 2,000 yuan per box (the price may fluctuate due to exchange rates). There are currently no generic versions of semaglutide on the market.