For hyperthyroid patients, additional monitoring must include TSH and free thyroid hormone levels every 6-8 weeks during the first six months, then every 12 weeks thereafter
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FDA-approved GLP-1 medications are generally considered safe for most people, but there are quite a few people who should avoid them altogether, including those who have: Family history of thyroid cancer Family history of pancreatitis Gastrointestinal conditions Pregnancy or breastfeeding Diabetic retinopathy History of eating disorders Each of these GLP-1 medications provides important safety information on its website, including possible side effects from taking the drug
Compounded medications are legal and regulated at the state-pharmacy level, but they dont go through FDAs drug-approval process thats exactly why prescriber oversight and a nameable licensed pharmacy are non-negotiable
She said expanding access to newer GLP1 drugs with upfront pricing is intended to support patients in filling and maintaining prescriptions, describing delivery directly to patients as part of that approach
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