What to track Keep a simple daily log that records bowel movement frequency (how many per day), stool consistency (use the Bristol Stool Scale, aiming for Type 3 or 4), ease of passage (straining versus comfortable), abdominal symptoms (bloating, cramping, gas), water intake (in ounces), fiber intake (approximate grams), exercise (type and duration), and any supplements or laxatives used
When storing Ozempic in the refrigerator, the temperature range should be between 36F and 46F (2C and 8C) for the drug to remain safe and effective to inject
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For diarrhoea: Loperamide (Imodium): Opioid receptor agonist that slows intestinal transit
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