The guideline states: "For children ages 12 years and older with obesity, pediatricians and other primary care providers should offer weight loss pharmacotherapy, according to medication indications, risks, and benefits, as an adjunct to health behavior and lifestyle treatment" [8]
There are known risks and side effects with GLP-1 medications that can be harmful in certain circumstances, and we believe that weight loss ultimately comes down to building better habits around eating and exercisingtheres no silver bullet or quick fix
Regular monitoring with your provider helps catch emerging issues early and guides whether continuing treatment remains appropriate as more long-term data accumulates
Lowers risk of heart disease Common Side Effects Nausea Diarrhea Vomiting Constipation Stomach (abdomen) pain Headache Fatigue Upset stomach Dizziness Feeling Bloated Belching Gas Stomach Flu Heartburn More serious side affects can include gall stones, hypoglycemia, possible thyroid tumors, kidney problems or serious allergic reactions
Compounded Semaglutide is the most popular option on the platform