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As a fellowship-trained, board-certified Pediatric Obesity Medicine specialist, my goal is to help parents understand what this means and how to access these safe, proven, and expertly guided treatments for their child
Expert consensus suggests considering pharmacotherapy when there is: Significant weight regain from nadir weight BMI 27 kg/m with obesity-related comorbidities or BMI 30 kg/m Absence of anatomical complications requiring surgical revision Adequate adherence to nutritional and behavioral recommendations Patient willingness to engage in long-term pharmacotherapy The American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE) and American College of Endocrinology (ACE) guidelines emphasize that pharmacologic therapy should complement, not replace, lifestyle interventions and ongoing bariatric surgical follow-up
FDA Access Data+2New England Journal of Medicine+2 In clinical practice: Some endocrinologists use Wegovy in adults with type 2 diabetes who qualify for its obesity indication and have significant cardiovascular risk, especially when weight loss is a central therapeutic goal
Mukherjee A, Malik H, Saha AP, Dubey A, Singhal DK, Boateng S, Saugandhika S, Kumar S, De S, Guha SK, Malakar D
Current FDA-approved treatments, such as disulfiram, acamprosate and naltrexone, can help manage AUD by reducing consumption and relapse risk, but their effectiveness varies widely across individuals (Heilig et al
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