Someone reads that "diabetes drugs cause UTIs," starts tirzepatide, and assumes the risk applies to their medication too
The severity of obesity is categorized as Class I (BMI 3034.9 kg/m), Class II (3539.9 kg/m), and Class III (40 kg/m), with higher classes conferring progressively greater morbidity risk[2]
The efficacy of semaglutide in controlling blood glucose levels and facilitating weight loss, along with the cardiovascular benefits demonstrated in the SUSTAIN-6 and PIONEER-6 trials, has expanded its clinical utility, potentially making it a first-line choice for many patients
The state medical board has a rule that only medications that have been FDA-approved for weight loss can be prescribed for weight loss meaning compounded drugs dont qualify
avoid skipping all day, then overeating at night