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Watch for: Feeling shaky Sweating Fast heartbeat Dizziness or confusion Who Should Not Take GLP-1 Medicines (Contraindications) You should not take GLP-1 medicines if you have: A personal or family history of MTC MEN2 Severe kidney disease Severe stomach or gut problems (such as gastroparesis) Are pyou regnant or breastfeeding When to Be Careful Talk carefully with your doctor if you have: A history of pancreatitis Severe heart failure Specific other serious health problems Drug Interactions and Precautions Always tell your doctor about all the medicines and products you are taking, including: Prescription medicines Over-the-counter medicines Herbal products or supplements This helps avoid dangerous interactions
Evaluating Your Individual Risk and When to Involve Your Healthcare Provider Hair loss risk increases if you have a pre-existing nutritional deficiency, history of autoimmune hair conditions, or rapid weight loss exceeding 2-3 pounds per week
Adults were also less likely to be prescribed a novel diabetes drug if their attending physician was a nephrologist (OR = 0.26
The following are key considerations when counseling patients on GLP-1s: 1) Stop the medication in advance
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