Dose increases raise the chance of side effects, which is why clinicians usually titrate slowly
If any oral hypoglycemics are used during breastfeeding, the nursing infant should be monitored for signs of hypoglycemia, such as increased fussiness or somnolence
Inspect the rubber stopper and replace the cartridge if the seal appears damaged
However, patients frequently report a return of appetite, food cravings and, in some cases, a heightened preoccupation with eating after stopping
Key reasons GLP-1s require heightened caution in eating disorder populations include: Appetite suppression that may reinforce restrictive behaviors Rapid or significant weight changes that can increase psychological distress Heightened focus on food intake, body cues, or weight-related outcomes Temporary behavioral changes that may mask symptoms rather than address underlying drivers Eating disorders are multifaceted mental health conditions that cannot be effectively treated through appetite or weight changes alone