Quality assessment The methodological quality of the included studies was assessed using the Cochrane Risk of Bias Tool
During follow-up, the nutritionist re-evaluates dietary adherence, anthropometric and BC parameters, and functional status
At 3 months, median weight loss was 5 kg (010) in the dulaglutide group and 8 kg (420) in the semaglutide group ( p = 0.001)
By strengthening these signals, GLP-1 medications help you feel satisfied sooner, reduce cravings, and support steady progress
These signals included dizziness (ROR, 1.30, 95% CI 1.271.33), tremor (1.37, 1.321.42), dysgeusia (1.72, 1.641.81), lethargy (1.24, 1.151.33), taste disorder (2.55, 2.332.80), presyncope (1.39, 1.251.54), parosmia (2.39, 2.072.75), allodynia (25.55, 21.7130.08), hypoglycemic unconsciousness (8.11, 6.949.46), brain fog (1.78, 1.512.10), hyperesthesia (1.40, 1.181.66), diabetic neuropathy (1.95, 1.612.36), hypoglycemic seizure (3.29, 2.324.66), ophthalmic migraine (3.14, 1.885.27), Wernickes encephalopathy (2.37, 1.394.04), diabetic hyperglycemic coma (3.07, 1.685.62), hyperglycemic unconsciousness (7.94, 4.2714.77), vagus nerve disorder (3.75, 1.927.32), and hyperglycemic seizure (5.85, 1.8118.90) (Fig
Safety Considerations for Combining These Medications Limited clinical evidence exists specifically evaluating the safety of simultaneous phentermine and semaglutide use, which means most prescribers approach this combination cautiously