So, you finally receive your prescription for a GLP1 agonist, Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound or Mounjaro, and you’re feeling a little nervous about it.  First thing to know, most people are okay! The studies showed about 10-30% of patients will experience side effects with these medications. From what I’ve seen, possibly, the number is higher than that, but for most patients, the side effects are mild, tolerable and improve over time. We have some strategies to minimize the side effects.

About 15% of patients on treatment for hypothyroidism continue to have symptoms. Usually, there are a few different strategies we can employ to get you feeling better. However, if we’ve tried different thyroid regimens, and your symptoms don’t improve, just remember, it may just not be thyroid related, and we should be looking for another cause of your symptoms.

We are all seeking answers for how to improve our quality of life, but adrenal fatigue is not it. See a doctor to get a proper evaluation and treatment plan.

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