Not everyone can safely use weight loss medicne (semaglutide) or for managing diabetes. If you fall into certain categories, it’s important to avoid this medication.
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In some cases, experts worry that the side effects of prescription weight-loss medications might outweigh their benefits.
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Prescription weight-loss medications work in different ways. Some curb your hunger or help you feel full faster, while others reduce fat absorption from food.
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Let’s see who might need to stay away from semaglutide (or weight-loss medicine).
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If you have a history of pancreatitis (pancreas inflammation) or other pancreatic-related conditions, semaglutide may worsen these problems.
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People with kidney disease or impaired kidney function should avoid semaglutide, as it can affect kidney health.
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If you have diabetes-related retinopathy, semaglutide might increase your risk of worsening this condition.
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Pregnant or nursing mothers should avoid weight-loss medication, as they may harm the baby.
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Avoid semaglutide if you or your family has a history of thyroid cancer or any hormone-related conditions.
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People with type 1 diabetes. and children under 18 years of age.
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