Most prescribed antidepressants can usually be taken with Foundayo. Learn about interactions, side effects, and when to contact your prescriber.

Foundayo (orforglipron) may be suitable if you have epilepsy, but it shouldn't be used with carbamazepine or phenytoin. Find out more here.

You can take Foundayo after having breast cancer, as long as you're no longer receiving active treatment and are in complete remission. Find out more here.

You can take Foundayo with anticoagulants after an individual medical review with your clinician. Learn more about dosing changes, side effects, and safety.

A dietitian-approved 7-day Foundayo meal plan with balanced, protein-rich meals and advice for low appetite, nausea, and constipation.

Foundayo side effects include nausea, constipation, diarrhoea and vomiting. See rates by dose, how long they last, serious risks and ways to manage them.

No. Foundayo is a daily GLP-1 tablet, while Mounjaro is a weekly GIP/GLP-1 injection. Compare their weight loss, side effects, and UK costs.

You can take Foundayo without a gallbladder if a clinician decides it’s suitable. Learn what affects prescribing and which symptoms need medical advice.

You can usually take Foundayo with silent gallstones, but painful gallstones may need treating first. Learn about the risks and warning signs.

You can usually take Foundayo with levothyroxine. The UK licence doesn't list an interaction. See how to time them and when thyroid tests may be needed.