The challenges: GLP-1s can also: Slow gastric emptying, which increases operative risks Cause slower wound healing if nutritional intake is low Lead to muscle loss, which can reduce recovery strength Continue to suppress appetite during a period where nutrition is critical Some surgeons require: A pause before surgery (often 24 weeks) Evidence of stable nutrition A personalised post-operative plan to avoid nausea and ensure adequate protein intake In short, GLP-1s can help, but they must be used mindfully and usually require a pre- and post-surgery strategy with your healthcare provider
Formulary & Program Changes: Effective Jan 1, 2026, transition to biosimilars for Humira (Simlandi) and Stelara (Yesintek)
Understanding how these medications function is essential for optimising their use, including determining the most appropriate time of day for administration to maximise therapeutic benefit and minimise adverse effects
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