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Is Mounjaro a good option for weightloss
I'm 97.6 KG and haven't been diagnosed with a condition before but I also haven't visited a doctor before and my diet and physical habits have been very poor in the last 3 years. I used to have unexplained joint and muscle pain randomly before and it impacted my overall physical activity. Should I use Mounjaro to reduce appetite. I'm worried I'll become even more low energy
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It can weight loss, but relapse of weight gain, when stopped. Take small frequent meals avoid sugary, fatty food, drink more water. Do regular physical exercise. This will gradually control weight naturally. Get thyroid profile done.
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I am not much aware about it..sorry..
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More history required Need more details for treatment
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It is a short cut and when you stop your weight will again increase . Make lifestyle changes  and start dieting and exercise in controlled way under supervision. Track your daily progress till you achieve your goal.
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Yes very effective for weight loss in the right patients, but it should not be started without proper assessment, especially when you already have low energy, joint pains and reduced activity. Your symptoms could also be related to lifestyle issues, vitamin deficiencies, thyroid or metabolic problems or weight related inflammation.Please consult with me once so I can assess your overall health, suggest the appropriate tests if needed and guide you regarding whether Mounjaro is actually suitable and safe for you.
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"At 24, with a weight of 97.6 kg and existing joint pain, you are likely in a state of chronic systemic inflammation. While Mounjaro is a highly effective medication for weight loss and blood sugar control, it is not a 'quick fix' and must be used under strict medical supervision. Your concern about low energy is valid; Mounjaro works by significantly slowing down gastric emptying and reducing appetite, which can lead to fatigue if your nutritional intake is not carefully balanced. Furthermore, we must identify the cause of your joint pain—it could be related to mechanical stress from weight or an underlying metabolic issue—before starting such a potent medication
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To design a structured 12-week nutrition and movement plan that supports safe weight loss while protecting your energy, please book a full consultation session via my Practo profile."
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Hydration is Mandatory: "Mounjaro and rapid weight loss can lead to dehydration and kidney strain. You must commit to drinking 3–4 liters of water daily to maintain your energy and support your metabolism." Joint-Friendly Movement: "Since you have muscle and joint pain, start with 'low-impact' activities like swimming or cycling. This allows you to burn calories without further damaging your joints until your weight reduces." Caution: "Do not purchase Mounjaro or similar GLP-1 agonists from unofficial sources. These medications require cold-chain storage to remain effective, and using unverified products can lead to severe gastrointestinal complications." Red Flags: "Stop the medication and seek immediate medical attention if you experience severe, persistent abdominal pain (sign of pancreatitis), constant vomiting, or a sudden, rapid heartbeat."
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Please consult us for weight loss treatment
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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk
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Need few more details for further evaluation. Kindly consult
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Not recommended initially
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Consult endocrinologist and then start
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I need more detail history please contact me in parcto
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