"Because diabetes is a known risk factor for NAION, patients with diabetes who qualify for GLP-1 treatment may be at higher risk for (the condition) to begin with," according to Dr Andrew Lee, clinical spokesperson for the American Academy of Ophthalmology and a neuro-ophthalmologist at Houston Methodist Hospital in the US
MHRAs chief safety officer Alison Cave said, The risk of developing these severe side effects is very small, but it is important that patients and healthcare professionals are aware and alert to the associated symptoms. She said that for a majority of patients, GLP-1s are safe and effective medicines which deliver significant health benefits
GLP-1 receptor agonists affect more than glucose metabolismthey activate receptors throughout the brain involved in mood regulation and attention pathways
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