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Saxenda is given as a subcutaneous injection once daily, under the skin of the stomach, thigh, or upper arm

Additionally, some patients may experience vision changes related to other factors such as dehydration (particularly if experiencing gastrointestinal side effects), changes in blood pressure, or concurrent medications

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