You should also speak to your GP if you experience: Persistent low mood, sadness, or feelings of hopelessness lasting more than two weeks (in line with NICE guideline NG222: Depression in adults) Loss of interest or pleasure in activities you previously enjoyed Changes in sleep patterns, appetite (beyond the expected effects of the medication), or energy levels Increased anxiety, irritability, or emotional instability Any thoughts of self-harm or suicide in this case, seek urgent help immediately If you are in crisis or need urgent mental health support: Call 999 or go to your nearest A&E if you or someone else is in immediate danger Call NHS 111 (available 24 hours a day) and select the mental health option to be connected to a local urgent mental health service [12] Contact the Samaritans on 116 123 (free, 24/7) When speaking to your GP, be clear and specific
The results showed that all three doses of tirzepatide led to more significant weight loss than 1mg of semaglutide
Gastric Sleeve Also called VSG or sleeve gastrectomy Gastric sleeve removes a large portion of the stomach and creates a smaller, sleeve-shaped stomach
For example, vitamin C, vitamin E, and selenium are antioxidants that can help support glutathione production and function, as well as protect against oxidative stress