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Atlanta, GA
April 19
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A MyLeukemiaTeam Member

Hi Joanel. Have you called your oncologist & let them know of your symptoms? If not, please call & let them know ok. Hugs

April 26
A MyLeukemiaTeam Member

Betty6 I have sweats during the day and pressure in my stomach. Do you experience these too Joanel

April 26
A MyLeukemiaTeam Member

Hi Betty, I just talked to my endocrinologist about medication for weight loss. I cant remember the name of the medication he talked about. One of the side effects was it can affect your heart. I have so many health problems we decided I shouldn’t try it. Talk to your doctor about it and see what he says. Much love, Joanel

April 19
MyLeukemiaTeam

Can people with CLL use semaglutide tablets for weight loss?

The search results don't contain information about semaglutide use in people with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL). This is an important question to discuss directly with your healthcare team.

Weight changes are common with CLL. Some people experience Show Full Answer

Can people with CLL use semaglutide tablets for weight loss?

The search results don't contain information about semaglutide use in people with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL). This is an important question to discuss directly with your healthcare team.

Weight changes are common with CLL. Some people experience unintended weight loss, which can be concerning. One MyLeukemiaTeam member shared, "I have done nothing but lose weight since before I was diagnosed. I have to make myself eat."

Before considering any weight loss medication, it's crucial to talk with your doctor about:

- Whether weight loss is appropriate for your situation
- How it might interact with your CLL treatments
- Your current nutritional needs during treatment
- Any underlying causes of weight changes

Your oncologist and care team can evaluate your specific situation and advise whether semaglutide or any weight management approach is safe and appropriate for you.

April 19
A MyLeukemiaTeam Member

Hi Betty, thanks for the hug. Im sending one right back to you. Love Joanel

April 24

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