Mounjaro and Sleep: Can Weight Loss Improve Your Rest?
Many people sleep better after losing weight. Learn about the connection between Mounjaro and sleep quality.

Many people sleep better after losing weight. Learn about the connection between Mounjaro and sleep quality.

Many people on Mounjaro report improvements in their sleep quality. Here's what we know about the connection between weight loss medications and sleep.
While sleep isn't a primary outcome measured in Mounjaro clinical trials, anecdotal reports and related research suggest many people experience improved sleep. This is likely due to several factors related to weight loss rather than the medication directly.
Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) is strongly linked to excess weight. As weight decreases:
Clinical trials of tirzepatide have shown significant improvements in sleep apnoea severity.
Acid reflux often worsens sleep. Weight loss and reduced food intake typically improve reflux symptoms, leading to less night-time discomfort.
Carrying less weight means:
For people with diabetes or prediabetes, better blood sugar control can mean fewer night-time disruptions from highs or lows.
Not everyone experiences improved sleep, especially early in treatment:
These issues typically resolve as your body adjusts to the medication.
Some people find that injecting in the morning (rather than evening) helps if they experience any sleep disruption from the medication.
Talk to your prescriber if:
If you use a CPAP machine for sleep apnoea, you may need adjustments as you lose weight:
Work with your sleep specialist to monitor and adjust treatment as your weight changes.
Many people find their sleep improves as they lose weight on Mounjaro, particularly if they had sleep apnoea or reflux. Temporary disruptions early in treatment usually resolve with time and simple adjustments.
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