Red flags that mean "see your doctor" Certain symptoms indicate your nutrition plan needs professional intervention, not just self-adjustment: Persistent inability to eat more than 800 calories per day despite trying Significant hair loss (more than normal shedding) Extreme fatigue that does not improve with rest and adequate food Persistent nausea beyond six weeks after a dose increase Unexplained muscle weakness or cramping Dizziness or fainting episodes Severe constipation lasting more than a week despite dietary interventions These could indicate nutritional deficiency, medication dosage issues, or other medical concerns that require bloodwork and professional assessment
[4] However, according to Harvard Health [5], there are potentially more serious side effects including pancreatitis, gastroparesis, bowel obstruction and gallstones
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That study focused on patients with overweight or obesity and cardiovascular disease but without diabetes
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