Summer heat can affect medication storage and injection comfort
In a phase II trial, people lost an average of 24.2% of their body weight in just 48 weeks at the highest dose
Always keep the pen cap on when not in use to protect the medication from light
How you fold it into daily life decides the payoff
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Contact your GP, specialist, or clinical trial team promptly if you experience: A spreading rash , hives (urticaria), or widespread skin redness that develops after starting treatment Swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat , which may indicate angioedema a potentially serious allergic reaction requiring urgent assessment Difficulty breathing or swallowing alongside skin changes call 999 immediately , as this could indicate anaphylaxis Signs of infection at an injection site , including increasing warmth, pus, significant swelling, or fever Persistent or worsening skin symptoms that do not improve with basic self-care measures after one to two weeks Unexplained bruising or bleeding beyond what would be expected from a subcutaneous injection If you are unsure whether your symptoms require urgent attention, NHS 111 can provide guidance
