Depending on your individual needs, your provider may prescribe medications such as: Your physician will determine the best option based on your medical history, goals, and response to treatment
Keep a dated record of symptoms, treatments, and missed workdays
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If your symptoms are worsening or not going away, consider speaking with a doctor
Contact your healthcare provider if you experience: Absent periods (amenorrhea): Missing three or more consecutive menstrual cycles if previously regular, or six or more months if previously irregular Heavy bleeding (menorrhagia): Soaking through a pad or tampon every hour for several consecutive hours, or periods lasting longer than seven days Severe pain: New or worsening menstrual cramping not relieved by over-the-counter medications Intermenstrual bleeding: Bleeding or spotting between periods that persists beyond initial treatment months Pregnancy possibility: Any missed period when pregnancy is possible, as tirzepatide is not recommended during pregnancy Urgent warning signs: Heavy bleeding with dizziness, fainting, rapid heartbeat, or severe weakness requires emergency evaluation Your healthcare provider may recommend specific investigations to evaluate persistent menstrual irregularities
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