Coroner: Doctors not fixated on Mounjaro before gran's death
Coroner: Doctors not fixated on Mounjaro before gran's death

A coroner has said doctors did not become “fixated” on a grandmother’s use of Mounjaro before her death, despite concerns raised by her family.

Caroline Savage, 73, died from faecal peritonitis caused by perforated sigmoid diverticular disease after attending hospital with severe abdominal pain in October 2024.

Family concerns addressed

Her family had questioned whether clinicians were too quick to attribute her symptoms to possible side effects of Mounjaro.

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But Norfolk area coroner Yvonne Blake said doctors had considered other possible causes.

Coroner's conclusion

The coroner's comments come after the family raised concerns about the care Caroline Savage received while taking the medication.

No further details about the inquest or the family's specific concerns have been released.

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