To protect yourself against counterfeit medication, always obtain your medication from licensed pharmacies that require a valid prescription
You should consider speaking to your GP if you experience: Recurrent episodes of eating large amounts of food rapidly, at least once a week over three months A persistent sense of loss of control during eating episodes Significant distress, guilt, or shame following binges Eating in secret or hiding food Physical symptoms such as abdominal pain, fatigue, or unexplained weight changes Low mood, anxiety, or poor self-esteem linked to eating behaviour Your GP can carry out an initial assessment and refer you to appropriate services, which may include NHS Talking Therapies (formerly IAPT), a community eating disorder team, or a specialist eating disorder service depending on severity
Effective weight loss medication should be accessible to everyone who can benefit from it, not just those who can afford $1,000+ monthly costs or who have exceptional insurance coverage
Vitamin B12 levels may be checked, especially for patients also taking metformin
Sleep apnea affects cardiovascular health, and maintaining treatment until improvement is confirmed is important
It is important to seek medical attention for any clot-related symptoms
