Wegovy pill side effects like nausea, constipation, reflux and bloating are common early on, but they can often be reduced by smaller meals, lower-fat foods, hydration, slower eating, and avoiding alcohol. If vomiting is persistent, you can’t keep fluids down, or you have severe abdominal pain, seek medical advice promptly.

Why GI Side Effects Happen With a GLP-1 Weight Loss Pill

Oral semaglutide works partly by slowing stomach emptying and reducing appetite. That’s helpful for weight loss but it can cause nausea, fullness, and constipation in some people.

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Nausea on Wegovy Oral Tablets: What Helps Most

Top strategies:
• Eat smaller meals
• Avoid greasy foods
• Eat slowly
• Choose bland foods if needed
• Sip water (don’t chug)
• Avoid alcohol

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Constipation: The Simple Fix Plan

Constipation is common when appetite drops and food volume decreases.

Fix plan:
• Increase fluids
• Add fibre gradually
• Include fruit/veg daily
• Walk after meals

Avoid suddenly doubling fibre without water it can make bloating worse.

Reflux / Heartburn: What to Do

Reflux may worsen if you eat large meals or high-fat foods.

Helpful steps:
• Smaller portions
• Avoid late-night meals
• Reduce spicy/fatty foods
• Stay upright after eating

If reflux is severe or persistent, speak to a clinician.

Bloating and ‘Too Full’ Feeling

This is often a portion-size issue. The medicine makes you feel full earlier, so you may need to reduce meal volume and eat more slowly.

When Side Effects Mean You Need Medical Advice

Seek advice if:
• You can’t keep fluids down
• Vomiting lasts more than 24 hours
• You feel faint or dehydrated
• Severe abdominal pain occurs

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How to Avoid Making Side Effects Worse

Avoid:
• Big high-fat meals
• Alcohol
• Skipping meals then overeating
• Eating quickly
• Dehydration

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Wegovy Pill Nausea, Constipation & Reflux: How to Manage Side Effects