You can take Mounjaro before weight-loss surgery, and this approach may be particularly beneficial for patients with a BMI over 50. Find out more here.

You can take Mounjaro with a gastric band, but timing & careful monitoring are crucial due to the adjustable nature of the band. Find out more here.

Mounjaro and bariatric surgery can lead to significant weight loss of over 25%. Still, they come with varying risks and rewards. Find out more here.

Based on data from randomised controlled trials, Mounjaro generally leads to more weight loss than Ozempic. But which one is right for you?

You can take Mounjaro after gastric sleeve surgery, but waiting until your weight loss plateaus after surgery is recommended. Find out more here.

You can take Mounjaro after gastric bypass surgery, but it's recommended to wait at least a year after surgery or until your weight loss has plateaued.

If you're consistently losing weight quicker than 2 lbs per week, you're probably eating too little on Mounjaro. Find out more here.

There's no evidence that different injection sites impact the effectiveness of Mounjaro. Still, it's recommended to rotate injection sites weekly.

To travel with Mounjaro you should pack it in your cabin bag, keep it cooler than 30 degrees Celsius, and aim to take it on the same day as usual.

To come off weight-loss injections without gaining weight, lower the dose gradually & ensure you eat a diet rich in protein & fibre. Find out more here.