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Hi dr since last month i started using saxenda injection this week it will be three weeks but still i didn't get much more good result ? how can i solve this problem dr ?
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It takes weeks to months to see weight loss. Diet and physical exercise remain critical, significant lifestyle changes are needed.
Answered 3/2/2023
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