Experts say that despite its name, gastroparesis doesnt actually cause paralysis and is a reversible and expected part of taking a GLP-1 drug.
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It is important to reach a stable weight safely before surgery to ensure optimal healing and long-lasting results
People With Type 1 Diabetes Need Smaller GLP-1 Doses The best way to manage these two risks, Garg believes, is to take smaller doses of GLP-1 medications in the first place
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These trials are typically limited in scope, often recruiting participants who meet specific health criteria