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Where is Phentermine used?
Phentermine is a prescription medicine used with a doctor-approved behavior changed, exercise, and reduced-calorie diet program for weight loss. This prescription is FDA-approved for use in people who has weight-related medical problems or mainly who are obese. Losing weight helps reduce several health risks that come with obesity such as:
How does Phentermine work?
Phentermine is an appetite suppressant and in the class of medications known as sympathomimetic amines. It is not clear and known how this drug works in weight loss. It is thought to work by lessening your appetite, increasing the amount of energy that is used by the body, and affecting certain parts of the brain. As an appetite suppressant, it works on certain neurotransmitters in your brain. These neurotransmitters are elevated in levels to make you feel full and therefore eat less.
How is Phentermine taken?
Before taking this medication, let your doctor know if you are allergic to it, or if you have:
It is recommended to take the lowest dosage of this medication if taking it for the first time. Taking this medication in a high dose has a high risk of potential side effects. The dose must allow you to successfully lose weight. Follow carefully the instructions given by your healthcare provider or doctor.
Each dose of this medicine can be taken 30 minutes to 2 hours before a meal. The dosage and how often you take the drug are based on your medical condition and overall health. This prescription must be taken according to the given instructions by your doctor. Do not change your dose. Doing so may not be effective on your weight loss and might develop certain complications.
What are the precautions in taking Phentermine?