Considering the prolonged half-life of most GLP-1 agonists currently prescribed, it is unfeasible to withhold these agents for weeks prior to surgery to achieve normalisation of gastric function with unknown impact on aspiration rates, appreciating the detrimental effects of poorer glycaemic control on withholding these agents and associated higher risk of peri/postoperative complications (major cardiovascular events, poor wound healing, increased wound infection etc.)
According to NICE guidance, SGLT2 inhibitors are generally prioritised for patients with established cardiovascular disease, while GLP-1 receptor agonists like semaglutide are recommended based on glycaemic control and weight management criteria
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Some men may not even look overweight, but they can be carrying a lot of weight internally
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