Because telogen effluvium can reveal androgenic alopecia, or even alopecia areata, faster than you would have seen naturally, there is a possibility that taking semaglutide could indirectly accelerate hair loss by triggering excessive hair shedding
If it isn't, you won't be prescribed the medication
For gut health, oral BPC-157 is generally favored over injection because the target is gastrointestinal mucosal support rather than local tendon or ligament recovery
Elizarova S, Galstyan GR, Wolffenbuttel BH
Patients with thyroid conditions must be particularly vigilant when taking semaglutide
However, recurrence is not uncommon most probably because treatment does not always completely eliminate the genetically programmed hyperactive melanocytes in the epithelial field surrounding the hyperpigmentation [4]