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Other Serious Risks Intestinal Blockage (Ileus) Added to Label: September 2023 Symptoms: Severe abdominal pain, inability to pass gas or stool, severe bloating, vomiting Risk: Can require emergency surgery to correct Pancreatitis Added to Label: January 2025 Symptoms: Severe upper abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, fever Risk: Necrotizing pancreatitis can be life-threatening Kidney Injuries Added to Label: January 2025 Cause: Often related to severe dehydration from persistent vomiting Risk: Acute kidney injury requiring hospitalization Gallbladder Disease Research: 2023 JAMA study linked higher doses to increased risk Symptoms: Severe pain in upper right abdomen, nausea, jaundice Outcome: Often requires gallbladder removal surgery The Side Effects Everyone Gets (But Still Takes the Drug) Nausea: ~50% of users (RAND survey) Diarrhea: ~33% of users Stopped Due to Side Effects: 13% of users Stopped Due to Cost: 14% of users According to the RAND American Life Panel survey of 8,793 Americans, about half of GLP-1 users experienced nausea and roughly one-third experienced diarrhea

You may want to compare other providers before choosing Brello if you: Are in perimenopause or menopause and want care that speaks directly to midlife weight changes Want HRT-adjacent care or broader hormone support Want more direct provider access Want clearer calendar-month pricing Want more help with maintenance after weight loss Want deeper nutrition, strength, or lifestyle support Want a provider that clearly focuses on women over 35 or 40 Want to compare compounded and brand-name medication pathways Brello may be a real option, but it is not the only option

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