the NHS advises drinking plenty of fluids and keeping water nearby when breastfeeding Consider tested supplementation: If dietary intake is inadequate, certain supplements have established safety profiles during breastfeeding: Vitamin D : Recommended for all breastfeeding women in the UK (10 micrograms daily) [16] [17] Iron : If blood tests confirm deficiency (common postnatally, especially after significant blood loss) Vitamin B12 : Particularly important for women following vegan or vegetarian diets Eligible mothers may qualify for NHS Healthy Start vitamins
Semaglutide is usually administered as a once-weekly subcutaneous injection
In practice, aspiration risks may be further evaluated by considering gastrointestinal symptoms, timing of the most recent dose, and the use of gastric ultrasonography when available
In 2009, another GLP-1 agonist, liraglutide, reached the market, followed by the establishment of more GLP-1 agonists in diabetes management [7]
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