Consult with healthcare professionals before beginning any new supplement regimen
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Prepare for your appointment by documenting: Your conception timeline and any previous fertility investigations Current medications and supplements Relevant medical history (diabetes, hormonal conditions, previous surgeries) Lifestyle factors (alcohol use, smoking, occupational exposures) Any changes in sexual function or symptoms since starting treatment Questions to discuss with your healthcare provider include: Whether Wegovy is appropriate given your fertility goals and timeframe Whether baseline fertility testing is recommended before starting treatment How to optimise nutrition and lifestyle for both weight loss and fertility When to consider referral to a fertility specialist if conception does not occur Whether alternative weight management approaches might be preferable NICE guidance on fertility assessment (CG156) recommends that couples should be offered investigation if pregnancy has not occurred after 12 months of regular unprotected intercourse
Common gastrointestinal effects include nausea (1520% of patients), vomiting, and early satiety, typically improving within weeks to months
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