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What interval makes sense for repeating GGT on oral semaglutide?

Asked 17 Jun 2025Modified 13 months agoViewed 14k times
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Details up front: GGT · oral semaglutide.

I want to decide this in advance so that I am not deciding it under pressure later.

Assume I will follow the plan I write down, so I would like it to be a good one.

What should I decide now, and what should I defer?

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Was this fasting, and for how long? Several of these move with the last meal. – Dr_Rosalind_Achebe 2 months ago
8Do you have a baseline from before you started, or is this the first panel? – micron22 3 days ago
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