Ask for an urgent GP appointmentor get help from NHS 111 if you think you, your child or someone you care for may have a urinary tract infection and: a very high temperature, or feeling hot and shivery a very low temperature below 36C are confused, drowsy or have difficulty speaking have not been for a pee all day have pain in the lower tummy or in the back, just under the ribs can see blood in their pee This is because these symptoms could mean you have a kidney infection, which can be serious if its not treated as it could cause sepsis
Whether you choose morning, afternoon, or evening, regular intake matters far more than the specific hour
Getting a rash while using tirzepatide doesnt always mean you have to stop the medication, but its not something to ignore
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1 Homeostasis model assessment of insulin resistance