I mean, I haven't seen that per se
It resolves with a dated record and a clinician who can see it
Lower concentrations like 2.5mg/mL work well for starting doses where precision matters most
SAM donates methyl groups for many cellular reactions
But semaglutide does create conditions, primarily through dehydration from gastrointestinal side effects and constipation-related bladder pressure, that can indirectly increase UTI vulnerability in susceptible individuals
Practical factorssuch as insurance coverage, approved indication (type 2 diabetes vs obesity), drug availability, previous side effects, and co-existing health conditionsusually matter more than subtle mechanistic differences when deciding which medication to use and how aggressively to dose it