Forty patients completed the study
Pregnancy and breastfeeding : GLP-1 receptor agonists are not recommended during pregnancy
Other qualifying injuries include: Bowel obstruction or ileus (with imaging/medical records) NAION (sudden vision loss) Severe persistent vomiting requiring hospitalization Other serious GI complications requiring emergency intervention However, for gastroparesis claims specifically: Yes, you need formal diagnosis , and as of August 2025, objective testing is required
For Future Research Additional studies assessing the impact of GLP-1 receptor agonists on gastric emptying and their potential impact on fasting prior to endoscopic procedures are sorely needed
What clinical evidence supports GLP-1 medications for weight loss
[1] [3] Other considerations during the perioperative period may include: Potential for nausea and vomiting Challenges with airway management if emergency intubation is required Effects on post-operative recovery and nutrition Changes in blood glucose control Anaesthetists may modify their approach based on individual risk assessment, potentially including techniques to reduce aspiration risk or additional monitoring
