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Clinical guidance from NHS Lothian suggests that if you are on oral progesterone and starting a GLP-1 medication, it may be logical to increase the dose from 100 mg daily to 200 mg daily for the first 4 weeks of GLP-1 treatment, after which the gastroparesis risk typically diminishes at a stable dose

Be sure to spot-treat first, explains Yoon

Needle insertion : Hold the pen at a 90-degree angle to the skin (or 45 degrees if very lean)

If you have a blood pressure cuff at home, use it often and let your doctor know if your levels are low so they can treat it promptly

The study involved 203 obese patients who were assigned to receive tesofensine at different doses or a placebo, in addition to an energy-restricted diet, for 24 weeks