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May 17
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GLP-1 medications aren't directly related to PBC management, so this isn't something that can be answered helpfully here in the context of managing PBC.

If you're curious about whether other members with PBC are using GLP-1s, posting on your myPBCteam activity feed would be a great way to connect with others who may have Show Full Answer

GLP-1 medications aren't directly related to PBC management, so this isn't something that can be answered helpfully here in the context of managing PBC.

If you're curious about whether other members with PBC are using GLP-1s, posting on your myPBCteam activity feed would be a great way to connect with others who may have experience with this.

It's always worth discussing any medications, including GLP-1s, with your doctor or hepatologist to make sure they're safe for your liver health.

May 17

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