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IBS-C and GLP1s

Colz
Colz
in Constipation predominant IBS (IBS-C)

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Has anyone here successfully negotiated both their IBS-C issues and weight issues being on GLP-1 medication? To be fair, I’ve had low-key IBS-c for over two decades and have been able to manage it with diet, enzymes and supplements. I realize I am lucky compared to others. But I’m dealing with weight issues and have been on NON GLP-1 medications for over a year and it’s not working. My weight doctor is awesome and she knows my IBS-C issues are a real concern, which is why we avoided GLP1 at first, but I’ve decided to try Foundayo (a pill form) so that I can quickly take myself off if things get to backed up. Has anybody here had success on GLP-1s and if so, how did you keep your system moving? I have some gastroparesis so adding the GLP-1 without having a way to keep my system moving is a concern. Thanks all!

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