A 2025 Eligibility Guide for Ozempic, Wegovy & Mounjaro Users
If you used a GLP-1 medication and developed severe digestive symptoms, you may qualify for a legal claim. This guide explains eligibility in clear, patient-friendly terms.
Millions of patients use GLP-1 medications – such as Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Rybelsus – for diabetes or weight management.
But an increasing number have reported: - Severe nausea - Vomiting undigested food - Intense abdominal pain - ER visits - “Stomach paralysis” (gastroparesis) - Intestinal obstruction - Persistent digestive dysfunction
If you’re experiencing these symptoms, you may be wondering: - “Do I have a GLP-1 lawsuit?” - “Do my symptoms qualify?” - “Is this really caused by the medication?”
This guide is designed to answer exactly those questions—clearly, compassionately, and based on current legal standards for 2025.
1. What Types of GLP-1 Injuries May Qualify for a Lawsuit?
You may be eligible for a claim if you developed one or more of the following:
A. Diagnosed Gastroparesis (Stomach Paralysis)
A primary injury linked with dose escalation or prolonged GLP-1 therapy.
B. Intestinal Obstruction / Ileus
FDA has already issued warnings for possible risks of intestinal blockage.
C. Persistent Vomiting or Digestive Retention
Especially if it lasts weeks or months or requires medical intervention.
D. Hospitalization or ER Visits
For dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, severe nausea, or abdominal pain.
E. Prolonged Delayed Gastric Emptying
Confirmed through gastric emptying studies.
F. Worsening symptoms after dose increase
A classic GLP-1 injury pattern that lawyers look for.
If any of these apply, you may qualify for compensation.
2. What Symptoms Are Considered “Red Flags”?
Even without a formal diagnosis, these symptoms strongly suggest a possible GLP-1–related injury: - Vomiting days-old, undigested food - Inability to tolerate normal meals - Sudden or extreme bloating - Early fullness after a few bites - Weight loss (unintentional) - Severe or persistent nausea - Recurrent dehydration - Constipation lasting many days - Feeling that “food just sits in the stomach”
If these symptoms began after starting Ozempic, Wegovy, or Mounjaro, you may have a viable claim.
3. Timeline Matters: When Did Your Symptoms Begin?
Courts often examine the temporal relationship between: 1. Start of medication → onset of symptoms - Symptoms typically emerge during dose escalation, within the first 2–6 months, or after switching to a higher dose formulation 2. Whether symptoms persisted even after stopping the medication - If your symptoms continued for weeks, months, or permanently… it significantly strengthens your claim.
4. Evidence That Helps Strengthen a Lawsuit
You don’t need to gather everything before reaching out, but these items help attorneys validate your claim quickly: - Medical records - ER visit summaries - Imaging or gastric emptying test results - Prescription history - Timeline of dose increases - Notes from your doctor about nausea or motility concerns - Proof of hospitalization or IV fluids
Even a partial set of records is enough for an initial assessment.
5. What Legal Theories Are Being Used in GLP-1 Lawsuits?
Most cases involve:
A. Failure to Warn
Manufacturers failed to clearly disclose severe motility risks.
B. Inadequate Safety Testing
Especially regarding long-term gastric motility effects.
C. Misrepresentation of Risk Profile
Marketing emphasized weight loss benefits while minimizing potential harms.
D. Design Defect (in some cases)
Claims that the dosage or pharmacokinetics create unreasonable risk.
E. Negligence in dose escalation guidance
Many patients were not warned that rapid escalation increases injury risk.
6. Are You Eligible for Compensation?
You may qualify for compensation if: - The drug caused or contributed to your condition - You required medical care - Your symptoms significantly affected your life - You were not adequately warned about the risks
Compensation may cover: - Medical bills - Lost income - Pain and suffering - Ongoing care - Reduced quality of life
7. Free Legal Case Evaluation: What Happens Next?
A legal review is: - Free - Confidential - No obligation - Designed to determine eligibility fast
During your review, you’ll learn: - Whether your symptoms match known GLP-1 injury patterns - Whether a lawsuit is appropriate - What compensation you may be entitled to - What documentation is helpful - What timelines matter
8. Should You Stop Taking the Medication? (Important)
Never stop or change your dosage without consulting your physician.
A legal review is separate from medical advice.
9. Ready to Find Out If You Qualify?
Submit your confidential case review here: GLP-1 Injury Evaluation — Secure Form.
Most patients feel more clarity after a 15–20 minute intake.
You deserve answers, and you deserve support.
10. Final Thoughts
If GLP-1 medications have affected your health, you are not alone.
Understanding eligibility is the first step toward protecting your rights.
This guide is written to give you clarity, confidence, and direction – and to help you take the next step when you’re ready.
You deserve answers.
You deserve care.
You deserve justice.
