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Avoid high-fat and spicy foods for the first few days, as these typically trigger nausea in patients on GLP-1 therapy

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Qualifying Injuries Include: Gastrointestinal Injuries: Gastroparesis (stomach paralysis) confirmed by gastric emptying scan Persistent vomiting requiring hospitalization or IV fluids Intestinal blockage or ileus requiring emergency treatment Chronic digestive problems persisting after stopping the drug Severe malnutrition or dehydration from inability to eat Need for feeding tube or IV nutrition (TPN) Vision Injuries: Sudden vision loss (NAION) diagnosed by ophthalmologist Permanent or long-term vision impairment Eye stroke while taking GLP-1 medication Other Serious Complications: Emergency surgery related to GI complications Multiple hospitalizations for medication side effects Gallbladder disease requiring surgery Pancreatitis confirmed by testing Why Choose Our Firm