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Home / Health / Ozempic Launches in India: Diabetes Drug Amidst Price Surge

Ozempic Launches in India: Diabetes Drug Amidst Price Surge

12 Dec

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Summary

  • Novo Nordisk's Ozempic, a weekly diabetes injection, is now available in India.
  • The starting dose costs Rs 2,200 per week, with monthly prices up to Rs 11,175.
  • Medical supervision is crucial for Ozempic due to potential risks in Indian patients.
Ozempic Launches in India: Diabetes Drug Amidst Price Surge

Novo Nordisk has introduced Ozempic, a once-weekly injectable semaglutide treatment for Type 2 diabetes, into the Indian market. The initial dose of 0.25 mg is priced at Rs 2,200 per week, with monthly costs escalating for higher dosages. This medication aids in controlling blood sugar by stimulating insulin production and reducing liver glucose release, while also impacting appetite for weight management.

Experts highlight that Ozempic offers considerable benefits, including improved HbA1c levels, weight loss, and protection against cardiovascular and kidney complications associated with diabetes. However, a strong emphasis has been placed on the necessity of medical supervision during its administration, particularly for Indian patients exhibiting the 'thin-fat' phenotype, to ensure safe and effective treatment.

The availability of Ozempic and similar emerging drugs presents a more nuanced approach to diabetes and obesity management. The potential for generic versions offers hope for improved accessibility and affordability, thereby aiding in the comprehensive management of these widespread health conditions across India.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Ozempic is a once-weekly injectable medication approved in India for adults with Type 2 diabetes, used alongside diet and exercise.
The starting dose of Ozempic (0.25 mg) costs Rs 2,200 per week in India, with higher doses priced monthly up to Rs 11,175.
Medical supervision is vital for Ozempic in India due to the 'thin-fat' phenotype in Indian patients, requiring careful administration.

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