Health chiefs have warned for the first time of women who should take effective contraceptives, and health chiefs have warned for the first time.
It comes amid the allegations of the “child boom” – with more pregnancy women while using weight loss injections such as Wegovy and Mounjaro.
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So far, the Agency of Medicines and Healthcare Products (MHRA) has received more than 40 pregnancy reports that include strikes, while provoking women on the Internet after they discovered pregnancy while taking medications.
Now, senior doctors say that medications should not be used during pregnancy, during an attempt to pregnancy or breastfeeding, on fears that can lead to miscarriage or birth defects.
MHRA today said: “This is because there is not enough safety data to see if taking the drug may cause harm to the child.”
“It is not the same medicine, but the weight loss that helps to regulate the hormones of women that allows them to work to work again,” Dr. Basil Watter, a consultant gynecologist and medical director of clinical trials at Anglican University, told the Sun.
“Pregnancy is more than a happy side effect.”
Moreover, GLP-1 drugs can reduce the absorption of contraceptives, given the fact that they slow down the stomach.
Professor Rebecca Reynolds of Edinburgh University warned that we do not fully understand the effects that these drugs can have on a child who has not yet been born, due to the lack of scientific evidence.
She said: “There is no data available from human studies to be able to advise if these weight loss medications are safe in pregnancy.
“Data from animal studies indicate the possibility of damage with low birth weight and skeletal abnormalities, although more evidence is needed to assess whether the risk of taking these medications in pregnant humans.”
Dr. Wattar added that it is rare for pregnant women to participate in experiments like this, because of the fact that it could be “more dangerous and more expensive.”
Studies conducted on pregnant mice showed that the heavens – the active drug in Wegovy and OzemPIC – caused early pregnancy loss and birth defects.
Meanwhile, similar results were seen in rabbits and monkeys, with miscarriage and developmental issues in the offspring.
MHRA says that women should use reliable contraceptive methods if they are taking GLP-1 injection to lose weight, and to become for up to two months between stopping strikes and trying to get pregnant.
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This means that women should take either oral birth control pills or other options, planting, or file or use the condom effectively.
MHRA's instructions also warn those who take Mountrao specifically to use an unsuccessful method of contraception after studies have found that active Tirzepatide may reduce the effectiveness of oral contraceptive in women with weight gain.
“This guidance should not be used as an alternative to reading the patient's information leaflet or a conversation with a healthcare professional as part of the description,” said Dr. Alison Kaif, of the MHRA).
“The ability to harm as well as to recover”
This warning comes at a time when JABS provides a prosperity in demand, as community pharmacies see an increase in requests.
“Medicines are not like regular goods for sale, they must be dealt with great care because they have the ability to harm as well as to recover,” said Yasmine Shah, of the National Pharmacy Association (NPA).
Officials also warned against buying strikes from online dribbling sellers or in beauty salons, as they can pose fake or insecure products a serious danger.
Stop injection if you are pregnant
Dr. Zoe Williams is the sun, residing in the sun.
Q: What if you were pregnant and took fat?
The fact that these drugs suppress appetite means that the majority of women who carry them will come, because they feed their child.
The advice is to get out of it immediately if you are either pregnant or breastfeed and talk to your doctor if you have any concerns.
Q: Why has this advice now?
This is because he does not know enough about the effect on pregnancy.
It is not one of the studies that have found any harmful effects.
As a result, the advice is preventive until he knows more.
If women have any weight loss officers and want a child, then the advice is to start at least two months before trying.
Q: Will it be the new “Thicodomide” scandal?
No, the GLP-1 drugs are peptides that work by simulating the proteins in our bodies. On the other hand, Aleedomide is a drug that can affect the growth of blood vessels.
JABS is not likely to cause such important congenital defects, as it appears with Aleedomide.
So far there has been no evidence of the danger to the child, although many women are pregnant with it.
Q: I am worried and I do not know what to do?
When news like this explodes, it is common for patients to communicate with fears.
Stop taking the medicine.
But be reassuring, nothing will need GP or that is urgently doing.
If they are really interested, they will call.
Any person interested in side effects, including severe stomach pain that radiates back, a sign of pancreatitis, should seek medical help immediately.
GLP-1 drugs act by imitating hormones that make you feel full, and some, such as mounjaro, also aims to control blood sugar.
“There is limited data with the use of hooplantide in pregnant women to inform the risk -related risk of the results of the maternity and the harmful fetus,” said SUN.
“The semaglootide should be stopped in women at least two months before the planned pregnancy due to the long washing period.
“Samlaglotide should not be used in pregnancy. Women are advised to have children to use contraceptives when treated with simajlotide.
“In other pharmacy experiments, Emma did not affect the absorption of oral medications (including orally pregnancy drugs Ethinyestradiol and levonorgestrel) to any clinical degree.
“Therefore, it is not expected that the poultryide is expected to reduce the effect of oral contraceptive.
“However, caution should be taken when oral medications are given in conjunction with the semules.”
What are the other side effects of weight loss?
Like any drug, weight loss losses can have side effects.
Common side effects of injection such as OzemPIC include:
nauseaThis is the most common side effect, especially when the drug starts for the first time. It often decreases over time as your body is set.
VomitingIt can occur, often in conjunction with nausea.
DiarrheaSome people suffer from digestive disorder.
holdingSome individuals may also suffer from constipation.
Stomach pain or discomfortSome people may suffer from abdominal pain or discomfort.
Decrease: This is often the desired effect for people who use OzemPic to lose weight.
indigestion: It can cause swelling or discomfort after eating.
The serious side effects can also include:
Pancreatitis: In rare cases, ozemPIC may increase the risk of pancreatitis, known as pancreatitis, which can cause severe stomach pain, nausea and vomiting.
Kidney problems: There were reports of kidney problems, including kidney failure, although this is uncommon.
Thyroid tumorsThere is a potential risk of thyroid cancer, although this risk depends on animal studies. It is not emphasized in humans, but people with a history of thyroid cancer should avoid OZEMPIC.
Vision problemsFastage changes in blood sugar levels may affect vision, and some people have reported a foggy vision when taking OzemPIC.
Lack of blood sugar (low blood sugar): Especially if it is used with other drugs such as sulfonyloria or insulin.
