Weight gain has not been reported in people taking Auvelity, a drug used to treat depression. But some people taking it may gain weight for indirect reasons.
On the other hand, some people taking Auvelity have lost a
In clinical trials of Auvelity, weight gain was not reported as a side effect. In fact, in
Although weight loss is not a direct side effect of Auvelity, the drug can cause a decreased appetite. This could lead to weight loss in some people.
Although Auvelity does not directly cause weight gain, it can cause certain side effects that could indirectly lead to weight gain, including insomnia and fatigue.
For example, not getting enough sleep can contribute to weight gain. This is because sleep affects your levels of the hormones leptin and ghrelin, which control feelings of hunger and fullness. Not sleeping enough can throw these hormones off balance and lead to overeating.
Also, if you have insomnia or fatigue from Auvelity, you may feel too tired to exercise. In some people, this could lead to weight gain.
People taking Auvelity may also take other medications that can cause weight gain. If you’re concerned about weight gain from any of the medications you take, talk with your doctor or pharmacist.
Taking Auvelity is not known to cause weight gain. However, some people may gain weight for indirect reasons. For example, you may make changes to your diet or exercise routine if you experience certain side effects, such as insomnia and fatigue, and those changes may lead to weight gain.
If you experience bothersome side effects while taking Auvelity, talk with your doctor or pharmacist. And to learn more about the drug’s potential side effects, see this article.