Is Phentermine safe?

Prescription diet pills are intended for use by people whose BMI exceeds 30 and are therefore classed as obese.

Obesity is an illness that brings with it many associated risks such as Type 2 Diabetes and heart problems.

It is true that prescription diet pills, like all other medications can cause side effects, however when someone is prescribed a diet pill such as phentermine it is because your doctor feels that the benefits of losing weight to reach a healthy BMI outweigh the possible side effects.

The side effects of phentermine diet pills will vary from person to person, some people experience little to no side effects whilst using phentermine. More detailed information on possible sideffects can be found here.

Those who do initially experience side effects find that they lessen after the first few days of taking the phentermine diet pills as their body becomes accustomed to them. If whilst taking phentermine diet pills you experience chest pains, difficulty in breathing, fainting, swelling of the feet or lower legs or feel concerned about a possible side effect consult your doctor immediately.

Phentermine diet pills are intended for short term use of no longer than three months and should be taken exactly as your doctor prescribed them to you.