Minor surgical procedures performed under local anaesthesia or brief general anaesthesia (such as dental surgery, skin lesion removal, or endoscopic procedures) often allow continuation or early resumption of GLP-1 medications, potentially within 24-48 hours, provided the patient has recovered well and can eat and drink normally
Combining medications requires medical oversight to manage interactions and side effects safely
Drug prices and availability can change at any time, and medications may be added or removed without notice
Unlike treatments based on the disease model, which addresses the patients illness (e.g., BED), CBT for BED is based on the psychological model
Summary of information sources The information was obtained by retrieving and reviewing the latest authoritative large-scale reference books, manuals, and databases, including Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference (35th Edition, Chinese version), Chinese Pharmacopoeia Clinical Medication Guidelines (2020 Edition), New Guide to Pharmaceuticals (18th Edition), PubMed, MICROMEDEX, UpToDate, FAERS database, OpenVigil 2.1 data platform, CNKI, and Wanfang Medical Database