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Seek medical advice if you: cannot keep fluids down are urinating much less than normal feel severely weak or dizzy experience persistent vomiting or diarrhoea develop signs of significant dehydration Potentially serious complications can include: acute pancreatitis gallbladder problems severe gastrointestinal reactions dehydration-related kidney injury serious allergic reactions low blood sugar when combined with insulin or certain diabetes medicines worsening diabetic retinopathy in susceptible patients sudden or rapidly worsening vision problems The MHRA advises patients to seek urgent medical help for severe, persistent abdominal pain that may spread to the back, as this can be a sign of acute pancreatitis
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Protein, Nutrition, and Satiety While on Semaglutide Protein becomes more important on semaglutide because smaller portions mean you must maximize nutrient density in each meal
Blissenbach will: Review your medical history and weight loss goals Discuss your previous weight loss attempts and why they didnt work long-term Explain how GLP-1 medications work and which one might be best for you Discuss expected results, timeline, and potential side effects Answer all your questions honestly (no pressure, no sales pitch) Determine if youre a good candidate for medical weight loss I was nervous before my first appointment, says Michelle, a telemedicine patient from Orlando