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Lè konbine avèk chanjman nan konpòtman, ki gen ladan manje ak abitid aktivite fizik, medikaman doktè preskri ka ede kèk moun pèdi pwa. Nan mwayèn, moun ki pran medikaman sou preskripsyon kòm yon pati nan yon pwogram fòm pèdi ant 3 9 ak pousan pi plis nan pwa kòmanse kò yo pase moun nan yon pwogram fòm ki pa pran medikaman. Rechèch montre ke gen kèk moun ki pran preskripsyon pwa-pèt medikaman pèdi 10 pousan oswa plis nan kòmanse rezilta weight.1 yo varye selon medikaman ak pa moun.
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When combined with changes to behavior, including eating and physical activity habits, prescription medications may help some people lose weight. On average, people who take prescription medications as part of a lifestyle program lose between 3 and 9 percent more of their starting body weight than people in a lifestyle program who do not take medication. Research shows that some people taking prescription weight-loss medications lose 10 percent or more of their starting weight.1 Results vary by medication and by person.