For example, symptoms such as diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting may affect normal digestive function

Abuse of diet pills may also lead to gastric ulcers or other gastrointestinal diseases

This can lead to problems such as anxiety, depression, insomnia, and more

Long-term use may lead to cognitive function decline, memory loss, etc.

This can cause energy metabolism to slow down, making long-term weight loss more difficult

Metabolic disorders may also lead to hormone imbalance and other health problems

This may lead to damage to liver and kidney function, leading to diseases such as hepatitis and nephritis

Abuse of diet pills can also lead to serious consequences such as liver failure and kidney failure

This may lead to problems such as irregular menstruation and infertility.

Long-term use may also lead to sexual dysfunction and hormonal imbalance

This may make it difficult to stop using diet pills or lead to the development of substance abuse problems

Drug dependence and abuse can cause serious harm to physical and mental health

This may cause the medication to be less effective or increase the side effects of other medications

The use of weight-loss drugs with other drugs requires caution and coordination under the guidance of a doctor.

This may result in users facing uncertain health risks

Think carefully before using weight loss pills and consult your doctor