Broadway Family Clinic

Weight Loss

Sometimes no matter how hard you work to follow the perfect diet and exercise plan, you still need a little boost to jumpstart your weight loss. That’s the benefit of prescription-strength weight loss medication. As weight loss specialists, Sumera Muzaffar, MD, FAAFP, Kashif Siddiqui, MD, and their skilled team have experience in prescribing medications based on a patient’s specific needs. If you need help with your weight loss journey, schedule an evaluation at Broadway Family Clinic in Pearland, Texas. Book either online or over the phone.

How do weight loss medications work?

Weight loss medications all work a little differently. Some medications curb your appetite by altering chemical and hormonal processes that are known for making you feel hungry. When you don’t feel hungry, you probably won’t eat as much.
There are also weight loss medications that minimize fat absorption, while others help your body utilize energy from calories more efficiently. Your provider helps you decide which weight loss medication is best for you by going over your diet, how much weight you need to lose, and how much you’re exercising.

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Which weight loss medication is best?

Since weight loss isn’t a one-size-fits-all journey, there isn’t a single best medication. The best weight loss medication truly depends on your lifestyle and expectations.
You may also benefit from medications that stabilize your mood and help reduce cravings. In some cases, you might need to try several different weight loss medications or dosages, before finding one that works best for you. Schedule an evaluation at Broadway Family Clinic to see if weight loss medication is right for you. Request an appointment either online or over the phone.

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Am I a candidate for weight loss medications?

 

Whether you need to lose 20 pounds or 100 pounds — or more — weight loss medications can jumpstart your journey and set you up for success. You might be a candidate for weight loss medication if you have:

 

  • Type II diabetes
  • A body mass index (BMI) over 27
  • High blood pressure (hypertension)
  • High blood cholesterol
  • A family history of obesity

 

It’s important to bring all of your current medications with you when visiting Broadway Family Clinic or make a list of your medications and their dosages. This way your provider can ensure that your weight loss drug won’t interact with any of your other prescriptions. 

 

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