No specific outcomes are guaranteed
It sounds like some Tricare for Life members are in the same boat
Side effects - primarily gastrointestinal (nausea, vomiting, constipation, and abdominal discomfort) - are well-documented in clinical trial populations and are typically most pronounced during the initial titration phase before the body adapts to rising drug concentrations, which is why the standard-of-care approach involves gradual dose escalation over several weeks or months rather than starting at full therapeutic dose
Discuss your dry mouth condition with your provider so they can assess whether sublingual delivery is appropriate for your situation
Some companies, such as Mochi Health, require patients to meet virtually with a provider, such as a doctor, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant, before they can get a GLP-1 prescription
They understand why certain medications may fit their needs better than others, how titration will begin, and what type of follow-up to expect