This ppt will give you a clear explanation of pharmacotherapy of obesity.
Including importance of lifestyle modification and various drug therapy for obesity and its Risk factors
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INTRODUCTION
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GENERAL PRINCIPLES
DRUGS USED FOR OBESITY
4. OBESITY – DRUG THERAPY
• Various drugs approved by FDA
• Should be used along with lifestyle
modifications
GOALS OF THERAPY
MAIN GOALS INCLUDE
•LONG TERM WEIGHT LOSS
•IMPROVEMENT IN OVERALL
HEALTH
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5. GENERAL PRINCIPLES
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INITIAL MANAGEMENT
Only lifestyle
modifications OR
combination with drugs
and surgery
APPROACH TO
COMORBIDITIES
Weight related co-
morbidities
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6. CANDIDATES ELIGIBLE FOR DRUG THERAPY
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• BMI > 30 Kg/m2
• With weight related co morbidities
• Not met with weight loss only with
lifestyle modifications
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7. Drugs used for obesity
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• GLP – 1 agonists
• Dual acting GLP – 1 & GIP receptor agonists
• Altering fat digestion
• Drug combinations
• Sympathomimetics
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8. GLP – 1 RECEPTOR AGONISTS
• Glucagon like peptides
• Releases insulin
•Semaglutide & Liraglutide
• First line treatment in Obesity
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9. GLP – 1 RECEPTOR AGONISTS
SEMAGLUTIDE > LIRAGLUTIDE
Weekly doses
Less ADR
C/I : Pregnancy, Pancreatitis and Medullary thyroid
carcinoma
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11. DRUGS THAT ALTER FAT ABSORPTION
• Orlistat
• Inhibits Pancreatic lipase
• Decreases lipid absorption
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DRUGS THAT ALTER FAT ABSORPTION
• Decreases absorption of fat soluble vitamins
• ADR
• Boborgyni
• Cramps
• Flatus and fecal incontinence
•Oxalate induced acute kidney injury
• C/I :
• Pregnancy
• Chronic malabsorption
• Cholestasis
• H/O calcium oxalate stones
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13. COMBINATION DRUGS
• PHENTERMINE – TOPIRAMATE
• BUPROPION – NALTREXONE
• Cardiovascular risk – Not Recommended
• C/I :
• Pregnancy (Oro-facial clefts) ,
• Hyperthyroidism
• Glaucoma.
• ADR:
• Dry mouth
• Constipation
• Paresthesia
• Dose related psychiatric and cognitive ADR’s
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15. THERAPIES NOT RECOMMENDED
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LORCASERINE – OCCURANCE OF CANCER
DIETRY SUPPLEMENTS
•DIET SHOULD BE MONITORED PROPERLY
•GREEN TEA , GUAR GRAM CAN BE SUGGESTED
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