After assessing the literature, we divided medications into one of three groups: medications that should be avoided in individuals with G6PD deficiency, medications that were considered unsafe by at least one source, but according to our review can probably be given safely in normal therapeutic dosages to individuals with G6PD deficiency as evidence does not contravene their use, and medications where no evidence at all was found to contravene their use in G6PD-deficient patients
The bottom line is this: While there is no evidence to prove that Ozempic causes blood clots, the people prescribed this medicationpeople with type 2 diabetes, primarilylikely have a higher-than-average risk of blood clots
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