If you are currently receiving Hydroxocobalamin injections by your GP or the NHS, we recommend you to consult with them before administering Methylcobalamin.
Your doctor will weigh the risks and benefits before prescribing this medicine to your child
To learn more about GLP-1 medications, check out our blog post
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Specific situations warrant urgent professional dietary consultation: Unintentional excessive weight loss losing more than 1 kg weekly consistently, or experiencing rapid weight loss that feels uncontrolled Inability to meet minimum calorie requirements due to severe appetite suppression, nausea, or other side effects Signs of nutritional deficiency , including unusual fatigue, weakness, hair loss, brittle nails, frequent infections, or poor wound healing Pre-existing eating disorders or disordered eating patterns, as GLP-1 medications may complicate these conditions Complex medical conditions such as chronic kidney disease, liver disease, or malabsorption disorders requiring specialised dietary management Pregnancy or breastfeeding GLP-1 medications should not be used during pregnancy
