What are the side effects of weight loss drugs?

In my younger days, I saw many people rushing after these shortcut fat burners and pills, only to end up with high blood pressure and panic attacks. The weight always comes back once you stop. Don't worry, slow and steady lifestyle changes are much safer and permanent.

My doctor at Kokilaben Hospital strictly warned against over-the-counter weight loss drugs. They can cause severe liver toxicity, kidney strain, and metabolic issues. You must consult a proper bariatric specialist or endocrinologist before putting these chemicals into your body.

As someone managing hypertension, I know that many weight loss drugs contain stimulants that can dangerously spike your blood pressure. It is really not worth risking your heart. Please get your BP checked regularly and try focus on a low-salt, active lifestyle instead of pills.

These medicines often cause severe diarrhoea, gas, and stomach cramps because they block fat absorption. Honestly, it is very embarrassing and difficult to manage if you work in an office. Cutting down sugar and portion control is a much cheaper and hassle-free way to lose weight.