Other reports have found that GLP-1 has anti-inflammatory effects, specifically on the pancreas, liver, vascular system, kidney, lungs, testis, and skin, says Merrill
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When labs are ordered in GLP-1 treatment, providers typically look at markers that help evaluate metabolic function, organ health, and potential risk factors: A1C and fasting glucose: to assess baseline glycemic control [2] Kidney function: to monitor dehydration risk and fluid balance, which GLP-1-related gastrointestinal side effects can affect [3] Liver enzymes: to ensure safe medication clearance and dosing [4] Lipid panel: to track key cardiometabolic markers that often shift with weight loss [5] Thyroid panel: to rule out thyroid disorders that can contribute to weight changes or mimic weight-related symptoms [6] Complete blood count and electrolytes: to check for underlying health issues or imbalances that could complicate early treatment [7] Important: Because Peak Wellness relies primarily on intake-based evaluation, patients with known medical conditions or incomplete health histories may want to discuss whether additional testing would be beneficial before starting treatment

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