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Increase water intake to at least 2 litres a day Add fibre gradually, as sudden increases can worsen symptoms Include magnesium-rich foods like leafy greens and nuts Gentle movement, like a short walk after meals, stimulates digestion Consider a stool softener if needed (discuss with your pharmacist before starting) For diarrhoea If you have IBS-D or experience medication-related diarrhoea (which affects nearly 30% of users): Eat a diet based on whole foods Stay well hydrated with water and electrolyte drinks Limit ultra-processed foods and takeaways Reduce caffeine and alcohol intake Consider temporarily reducing fibre if symptoms are severe Monitor for signs of dehydration, especially in the early weeks Foods to focus on with IBS and Wegovy Eating a diet based on whole foods becomes even more important when managing both IBS and Wegovy
In particular, the rapid and sustained reduction in ICP (,) may be useful for the immediate treatment of fulminant IIH while awaiting surgical intervention
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Weight Loss in Obese Adults In a 48-week phase 2 trial published in The New England Journal of Medicine , retatrutide demonstrated unprecedented weight loss efficacy in adults with obesity
increasingly used for moderate-to-severe CD Antibiotics: Metronidazole, ciprofloxacin for perianal disease, fistulae, abscesses Coding Impact of Biologic Therapy When a patient is receiving biologic therapy for Crohns disease, coders should verify: HCPCS code for the specific biologic agent (J1745, J3357, J3380, J7999) is separately reported for the infusion encounter Infusion administration code (CPT 96413, 96415) is reported with the biologic J-code Long-term use of immunosuppressants should be captured with Z79.899 (long-term use of other medication) when relevant Biologic use combined with Crohns disease supports HCC 35 mapping and higher risk scores When corticosteroid use (prednisone, budesonide) extends beyond 90 days, assign Z79.52 (long-term use of systemic steroids)
