Contact a GP or pharmacist if you experience: Sudden or rapidly worsening hair loss that appears disproportionate to normal shedding Patchy hair loss, which may suggest alopecia areata an autoimmune condition unrelated to weight loss Hair loss accompanied by other symptoms such as fatigue, cold intolerance, or unexplained weight changes, which could indicate thyroid dysfunction Scalp changes including redness, scaling, pustules, or tenderness these may indicate an inflammatory or infectious cause requiring prompt assessment Hair loss that persists beyond six months without signs of regrowth Seek urgent dermatology assessment if you notice signs that may suggest scarring alopecia (permanent follicular destruction), such as progressive loss with scalp atrophy, or if tinea capitis (scalp ringworm) is suspected, particularly in children
Whether youre taking a GLP-1 medication or simply trying to support your bodys natural GLP-1 production, the nutritional advice remains largely the same: prioritise protein, fibre, healthy fats, and minimally processed whole foods
Rebate Retention : Every time a prescription for the medication is filled, the PBM receives the agreed-upon rebate from the manufacturer
