Prescriptions are written at the sole discretion of the licensed provider based on the patients clinical needs
Some of these participants said they stopped because they felt like they were losing weight too quickly, according to Lilly
If your preferred peptide is showing widespread stockouts (multiple vendors dark on the heatmap), assume the next price observation may not be in your favor
These symptoms may affect nutrient absorption and electrolyte balance, and could also indicate serious complications such as pancreatitis or gallbladder disease
T40.1X* (heroin), T40.2X* (opioid), T40.41* (fentanyl), T40.60* (opiate) Alcohol: a billing or encounter diagnosis with ICD-10-CM code F10.12*, F10.22*, F10.92*, T51.0X* Stimulants: a billing or encounter diagnosis with ICD-10-CM code T43.62* or F15.[129]2* Sedative/hypnotics: a billing or encounter diagnosis with ICD-10-CM code T42.3X*, T42.4X*, or F13.[129]2* Cannabinoid: a billing or encounter diagnosis with ICD-10-CM code T40.71*, T40.72*, F12.[129]2* Cocaine: a billing or encounter diagnosis with ICD-10-CM code T40.5X* or F14.[129]2* Hallucinogens: a billing or encounter diagnosis with ICD-10-CM code T40.8X*, T40.99*, or F16.[129]2* GLP-1 An outpatient prescription or historical medication for a glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist (e.g., semaglutide, liraglutide, dulaglutide, tirzepatide, exenatide) Confounders Evaluated sex Age group: 1834, 3549, 5064, 6574, 75+ Race and ethnicity : non-exclusive flags for Black or African American and Hispanic or Latino Social Vulnerability Index quintile RUCA (rural-urban commuting area) BMI classification Type 2 diabetes: any diagnosis with ICD-10-CM code E11* Mental health diagnoses (any prior to censor): anxiety (ICD-10-CM code F40*, F41*, F06.4*, F93.0*, F94.0*)
