Summary: Ozempic may modestly lower uric acid levels, but evidence is limited and inconsistent, and it is not licensed for treating hyperuricaemia or gout
Using more water (e.g., 2mL) will make the solution less concentrated, which can be helpful for measuring very small doses accurately
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