The most common side effects when transitioning GLP-1 medications include: Mild to moderate GI distress Diarrhea Constipation Nausea If certain techniques helped you manage the side effects last time, feel free to use those again
Survey Methodology (per ro.co disclosures): Sample Size : 1,243 Ro members Inclusion Criteria : Taking GLP-1 medication for at least 7 weeks, paired with diet and exercise Compensation : Survey participants were paid in exchange for their testimonials Data Collection : Self-reported by members (not independently verified) Time Period : Not specified on ro.co Key Survey Findings (per ro.co): Life-Changing Results : 87% reported life-changing results from weight loss treatment Interpretation: Overwhelming majority found treatment significantly impactful Context: "Life-changing" is subjective measure
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These effects typically improve over time and can often be reduced with slower dose increases and proper hydration
During your consultation, our board-certified obesity medicine physician will perform a comprehensive evaluation to determine whether you qualify for GLP-1 coverage through Medicare Part D or the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge Program , and develop a personalized treatment plan to support your weight loss goals