Your Safety Comes First
Medical Treatment Should Begin With Medical Evaluation
Prescription weight-management treatment is not appropriate for everyone.
A licensed healthcare provider should evaluate relevant health information before determining whether treatment is appropriate.
That is why Bodi Envi begins with a health assessment and provider review.
Tell Your Provider About Your Medical History
Provide complete and accurate information about:
Medical conditions
Current medications
Supplements
Allergies
Previous medication reactions
Pregnancy
Plans for pregnancy
Relevant personal medical history
Relevant family medical history
Information that may seem unrelated can sometimes affect treatment decisions.
Potential Side Effects
Prescription medications can cause side effects.
For medications affecting GLP-1 pathways, gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and constipation are commonly reported.
Other side effects and serious adverse reactions may occur.
Patients should review medication-specific risks with their healthcare provider.
Do Not Change Your Dose on Your Own
More medication does not automatically mean better results.
Patients should follow their prescribed treatment plan.
Do not independently increase, decrease or otherwise change a prescription dose without appropriate provider guidance.
When Should I Contact My Provider?
Contact your healthcare provider when:
Side effects are persistent
Symptoms are worsening
You are having difficulty maintaining adequate food or fluid intake
You have questions about your medication
You are considering changing your dose
You begin a new medication
Your medical condition changes
When Should I Seek Emergency Care?
Severe or potentially life-threatening symptoms are a medical emergency.
For a medical emergency, call 911 or seek immediate emergency care.
Do not wait for an online message response during a medical emergency.
Pregnancy
Pregnancy and plans for pregnancy can affect medication decisions.
Patients should inform their healthcare provider if they are pregnant, may be pregnant or are planning pregnancy.
Medication Interactions
Tell your provider about prescription medications, over the counter medications and supplements you use.
Do not assume a medication or supplement is irrelevant simply because it was obtained without a prescription.
Personalized Compounded Medication Safety
Personalized Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and do not undergo FDA premarket review for safety, effectiveness or quality.
Patients should know which pharmacy dispensed their medication and follow the storage, administration and safety instructions provided with the prescription.
Your Care Team Is Part of Your Treatment
Questions are part of healthcare.
Patients should contact their care team when they are uncertain about treatment instructions, side effects or medication use.
Read Important Safety Information
Review medication specific contraindications, warnings and emergency guidance before starting treatment, or reach your care team directly at info@bodienvi.com.