Mounjaro could improve female fertility through its effects on weight loss and insulin resistance. However, you need to approach weight loss strategically.

You can take Mounjaro for weight loss if you need to qualify for IVF. However, you need to come off the medication two months before IVF treatment.

Tirzepatide (Mounjaro) is now available for weight loss via the NHS if you have a BMI over 35. However, many may still have to buy it privately.

You can take Mounjaro with endometriosis if you have a higher BMI. However, endometriosis isn't typically associated with obesity. Find out more here.

You can take Mounjaro with fibromyalgia if you have a higher BMI. It's recommended to lose weight slowly and monitor pain levels on the medication.

You can take Mounjaro with chronic fatigue syndrome if you have a BMI over 30. It's recommended to lose weight slowly and gradually. Find out more.

You can take Mounjaro if you have sleep apnea as data from randomised controlled trials shows it can significantly improve symtpoms. Find out more here.

We don't recommend skipping doses over Christmas or other holidays as it may impact long-term progress and plays into the all-or-nothing mentality.

You can take Mounjaro during menopause and research suggests combining weight-loss injections with HRT can support significant weight loss. Find out more.

You can take Mounjaro with hypothryoidism but it's crucial to continue taking your other medication and get your thryoid function measured regularly.