My doctor has suggested Rezdiffra for my liver condition. I'm also trying to lose some weight, so I was curious if this medication has any impact on body weight. Does Rezdiffra cause weight loss as a side effect or benefit?
5 months ago
I am so tired from my night shifts that I forget to eat, but this new liver medicine did seem to cause some mild weight loss for my uncle. Honestly, I wish my coffee had that side effect! Just make sure to monitor it so you don't lose too much too fast.
6 months ago
Rezdiffra is prescribed for NASH and liver fibrosis, and yes, clinical trials showed some patients lost a bit of weight on it. But don't rely on a prescription drug for weight loss. You still need to lift weights and eat in a calorie deficit to build a healthy, lean body.
5 months ago
Wait, isn't that the new FDA-approved drug for fatty liver? I was reading about it for my biology presentation and yes, mild weight loss was listed as a common side effect in trials. Pretty cool, but definitely not something you take just to get slim!
8 months ago
It can cause some weight loss because it helps clear fat from the liver. Along with this medicine, I highly recommend drinking warm water with a bit of ginger and eating simple, non-oily food to support your liver recovery. Take care of your health naturally too.
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8 months ago
At 50, my body refuses to lose weight even if I only breathe air, but my doctor mentioned this new liver medicine might cause some minor weight loss as a side effect. It is meant to treat liver fat, so losing some weight actually helps the liver heal. Just take it as prescribed!
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