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Contact your GP or diabetes specialist if you experience : Persistent nausea or vomiting after restarting GLP-1 medication Difficulty maintaining adequate nutrition or hydration Unexplained abdominal pain or bloating Blood glucose levels outside your target range Your healthcare team will provide individualised guidance based on your specific circumstances, ensuring that resumption of GLP-1 therapy supports both your diabetes management goals and surgical recovery
In addition, precursors appear to be able to keep the redox state in balance, that is, to improve the balance between substances that promote oxidation and others that counteract it, which is essential against oxidative stress
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During this no-obligation consultation, well review your health history, discuss your goals, and create a personalized plan to help you succeed
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This includes: Prescription weight loss medications Over-the-counter diet pills or supplements Herbal remedies marketed for weight loss Meal replacement programmes or very low-calorie diets Your GP can assess safety, check for potential interactions with fluoxetine using resources such as the BNF, and determine whether the product is appropriate for your circumstances
