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Monitoring requirements Qsymia requires more routine monitoring than GLP-1 medications: Monthly pregnancy tests for women of childbearing age Regular heart rate monitoring Periodic blood work for bicarbonate levels (metabolic acidosis screening) Kidney function tests Mood and cognition assessment GLP-1 medications generally require less intensive monitoring, though periodic blood work to check pancreatic enzymes and kidney function is still recommended

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Your prescribing physician can evaluate your individual ulcer risk and gastrointestinal history to recommend the safest approach

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