[1] Seek urgent medical attention (via NHS 111, your GP urgently, or A&E as appropriate) if you experience any of the following: Blood in the stool bright red, or black and tarry stools Severe abdominal pain , particularly if accompanied by vomiting or abdominal swelling Inability to pass wind or stool Unexplained weight loss alongside a change in bowel habit Fever or signs of systemic illness In line with NICE guidance (NG12), a persistent change in bowel habit particularly to looser or more frequent stools, or rectal bleeding may require further investigation to rule out underlying conditions including bowel cancer, especially in people aged 40 and over
Seek medical advice immediately if you experience symptoms like persistent nausea, vomiting, severe abdominal pain, or signs of hypoglycemia such as confusion, sweating, or fainting
Options may include dose adjustment, temporary treatment interruption, or consideration of alternative glucose-lowering or weight management therapies
Results People Typically Seek People often turn to these medications for help with weight management and improving glucose control
