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What's next if GLP-1 medications don't work for you? A new Cleveland Clinic study finds patients can still achieve substantial weight loss with bariatric surgery. The results were published in Annals of Surgery. GLP-1 medications have become important options for treating obesity. However, some patients have difficulty tolerating them, while others do not achieve the amount of weight loss they need. Previous research has found that roughly half of patients in real-world practice stop taking them within a year, making additional treatment options important. The study found that bariatric surgery remained highly effective for patients who saw little to no benefit from GLP-1 medications. While patients lost about 2% of their body weight or less within two years of starting the medications, they lost approximately 18% to 33% of their total body weight within two years of bariatric surgery. “GLP-1 medications have transformed obesity care, but they don’t work for everyone,” said Ali Aminian, M.D., director of Cleveland Clinic’s Bariatric and Metabolic Institute, and lead author of the study. “A growing number of patients and their doctors are asking: what’s the next step? Our findings show that bariatric surgery can be that next step.”
What's next if GLP-1 medications don't work for you? A new Cleveland Clinic study finds patients can still achieve substantial weight loss with bariatric surgery. The results were published in Annals of Surgery. GLP-1 medications have become important options for treating obesity. However, some patients have difficulty tolerating them, while others do not achieve the amount of weight loss they need. Previous research has found that roughly half of patients in real-world practice stop taking them within a year, making additional treatment options important. The study found that bariatric surgery remained highly effective for patients who saw little to no benefit from GLP-1 medications. While patients lost about 2% of their body weight or less within two years of starting the medications, they lost approximately 18% to 33% of their total body weight within two years of bariatric surgery. “GLP-1 medications have transformed obesity care, but they don’t work for everyone,” said Ali Aminian, M.D., director of Cleveland Clinic’s Bariatric and Metabolic Institute, and lead author of the study. “A growing number of patients and their doctors are asking: what’s the next step? Our findings show that bariatric surgery can be that next step.”
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