Talk to your doctor: The only approved OTC medication is Alli, which has no side effect although it make your stool greasy and therefore teach you to adjust your diet. Also you might be eligible for Bariatric surgery as your BMI is more than 40. Talk to your provider.
Answered 7/20/2014
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Don't do it!: At least not unless you're going to take them under doctor's supervision. Even then, "diet pills" aren't all that effective, not without changing your lifestyle, eg eating & exercise habits. Yes, Alli (orlistat) is over-the-counter Xenical but you'll still need to change your eating habits, if only to avoid oily stooly mess. So go see family doc for complete evaluation & referral to nutritionist
Answered 4/6/2016
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Not recommended: Diet and exercise is better with life style modifications. See a dietician for advise.
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