When to speak to your GP or oncologist Contact your GP, prescriber, or oncology team if you experience: Any new lumps, changes in the affected or unaffected breast, or new symptoms that prompt concern about recurrence Persistent nausea or vomiting that stops you from keeping fluids down Rapid or significant weight loss beyond whats expected Signs of dehydration (dark urine, dizziness, reduced urination) New fatigue that feels different from your post-treatment fatigue Worsening joint pain or new bone pain Increasing anxiety, low mood, or fear of recurrence thats affecting daily life Any difficulty attending cancer follow-up appointments because of side effects Dont delay routine cancer surveillance because of Wegovy
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Small, frequent meals of 200 to 300 calories work better than large meals during this adjustment window
Chemical changes can take place within medication, which can lead to unexpected side effects or adverse reactions
For non-urgent elevations, patients should confirm with repeated measurements (two readings 12 minutes apart) over several days before seeking care