Healthcare providers should assess: Body composition changes (not just weight) to evaluate muscle mass preservation Glycemic control in patients with diabetes, adjusting other medications as needed Thyroid function if symptoms of hypothyroidism develop (fatigue, cold intolerance) Nutritional status through clinical assessment and laboratory testing when indicated Patients experiencing excessive fatigue, cold intolerance, or other symptoms potentially indicating metabolic suppression should be evaluated promptly, though these symptoms more commonly relate to rapid weight loss itself rather than direct drug effects
The primary symptoms related to autonomic nerve damage include nausea and vomiting, in addition to uncontrollable sweating, an irregular heart rate and the reduced ability to swallow
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Body composition changes remain minimal at this early stage
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If you have pre-existing deficiencies, addressing them before starting aggressive weight loss improves outcomes and reduces complication risk
