Victoza is pretty safe when taken in doses recommended by your doctor.
But some side effects of taking Victoza are headache, diarrhea, loss of appetite, indigestion, upset stomach, vomiting, nausea and dizziness.
If you notice any of those side effects of taking Victoza you should speak with your doctor because normally you shouldn't get any side effects.
When you first start taking Victoza you might experience side effects but they should go away after a month or so but if not then something is likely wrong and you may need some other medicine.
When injecting a Victoza shot you should inject it into areas such as the front of your thighs, the front of your waist (abdomen), or your upper arm.
Those are the best places to inject a Victoza shot.
Do not inject Victoza into any veins or muscles as it can harm you if you do but just inject it into the front of your thighs, waist, upper arm etc.
My sister injects her Victoza shot into her thighs which she finds is the best place for her to inject it.
Find the easiest place for you to inject your Victoza shot but just don't inject it into your veins or muscles.