Does Wegovy make you pee a lot or urine smell?

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Some people have reported a change in urine smell after taking Wegovy or other semaglutide products such as Ozempic, often describing it as a strong unusual odor. The main way semaglutide is excreted from the body is via the urine and faces and 3% of the dose is left unchanged, which may alter the composition of the urine and change its smell. Healthcare providers recommend you increase your water intake while taking Wegovy and this could result in your peeing more.

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