Prescription Weight Loss Drugs

Obesity is a chronic condition that poses health risks. Prescription weight loss drugs are now considered a frontline treatment.

Mounjaro, Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound: What’s the Difference?

These drugs do have a lot of similarities but also important differences. Like any drug, these medicines do have downsides.

MounjaroMounjaro Side Effects

Not everyone who uses Mounjaro has side effects. You may not have some or even any of them.

Mounjaro and Pregnancy

It's not advised to take Mounjaro (tirzepatide) if you’re pregnant, trying to have a baby, or breastfeeding.

OzempicOzempic Side Effects

Ozempic (semaglutide) can come with side effects, but not everyone who takes it will get every possible effect.

What Is Ozempic Face?

“Ozempic face” is not a medical term. In fact, use of the term can increase the stigma around weight.

What Is Ozempic Butt?

“Ozempic butt” is a popular phrase but not a technical one. In fact, it's a term can increase weight stigma.

Ozempic and Stomach Paralysis

If your digestive system slows down too much while taking Ozempic, you can get a serious problem: stomach paralysis.

Other DrugsWegovy and Heart Disease

Recently, researchers found that Wegovy, a form of the weight loss drug semaglutide, can offer protection for your heart health.

Weight Management with Wegovy

Wegovy was first approved to help people lose weight. In 2024, it was also approved to lower the risk of death due to heart disease.

Alli: Everything You Need to Know

Alli is an OTC drug used to help people lose weight. Studies show that it can help people lose more weight than dieting alone.