These include: Nausea (very common), typically most pronounced in the first few weeks Vomiting and diarrhoea (common), which can contribute to dehydration Constipation (common), which may require dietary adjustments Abdominal pain and bloating (common), related to delayed gastric emptying Reduced appetite (very common), which whilst therapeutically beneficial for weight loss, may lead to inadequate nutrition if extreme These effects usually diminish over time as tolerance develops
Effect of vitamin D supplementation on weight loss, glycemic indices, and lipid profile in obese and overweight women: a clinical trial study
Remember that sustainable weight management is about finding the right combination of strategies for your individual health profile, not necessarily pursuing the newest medication regardless of medical necessity
Ideal candidates are motivated to eat a healthy, balanced diet and exercise regularly
Understanding who does what protects you as a patient and helps you ask the right questions before you enroll