You can take Mounjaro with hypothryoidism but it's crucial to continue taking your other medication and get your thryoid function measured regularly.

You can take Mounjaro if you have anxiety but you should continue to take your anti-anxiety medications and ongoing therapy, like CBT. Find out more here.

You can take Mounjaro if you have cardiovascular disease (CVD) as research suggests it can lower the risk of major CVD events by around 20%. Find out more.

You can take Mounjaro with gallstones. However, you must lose weight slowly and monitor signs of abdominal pain. Find out more here.

You can take Mounjaro with fatty liver disease as randomised controlled trials suggests significant improvements in the condition while on the drug.

You can take Mounjaro with citalopram as no known interactions exist between the drugs. It's worth letting your doctor know if you start Mounjaro.

Mounjaro can cause hair loss, but it's a rare side effect typically affecting less than 6% of people on the drug. Most people won't lose hair on Mounjaro.

You can take Mounjaro if you don't have a gallbladder and you have a higher BMI. Mounjaro can support weight loss and prevent post-surgery weight gain.

You can take Mounjaro with lansoprazole as no known interactions exist. However, caution is advised as both impact the stomach. Find out more.

You can take vitamin D with Mounjaro. As a nutritional supplement, there's very low risk of combining it with Mounjaro. Find out more here.