You should contact your clinician if: Appetite returns sharply Weight increases beyond your agreed maintenance range You regain 5 to 10 pounds Side effects affect eating, hydration, or activity You are considering stopping, restarting, tapering, spacing, or changing GLP-1 medication You feel out of control with cravings or binge episodes You have persistent vomiting, severe abdominal pain, dehydration, or concerning symptoms You are pregnant, planning pregnancy, or have a new diagnosis or medication You need updated lab work, metabolic testing, or nutrition targets The safest maintenance plan is proactive, not reactive
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This helps you bring up what is wrong and lets your doctor keep an eye on you for any bad reactions
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