Lottie Moss seen for first time since hospitalisation for overdose at glitzy bash

model lah Moss is bounced back from her recent Health scare making a stunning appearance at London Fashion Week Kate Moss younger half sister lahti had a bit of a fright earlier this week when she was rushed to hospital for using OIC without a prescription the medication typically used by type 2 diabetics has been the talk of tinsel toown lately due to many stars misusing it to trigger weight loss celebs go dating star Lotti who shares the same father as her sister Kate look the picture of Health as she graced a wanky London Fashion weat bash ditching her usual risky attire lahti 26 opted for a more understated Elegance she da a chi gray trouser suit casually draping the Blazer over her shoulders but true to form lahti still turned up the heat by pairing it with a daring cutout crop top instead of the expected button up the cream color top boasted a bold chest cutout clasped by a highneck collar accentuating her slim figure as she struck poses for the paparazzi her her hair was slicked back allowing a few strands to softly Contour her stunning Visage which was highlighted with long lashes and a glossy nude lip completing her emble with white strappy heels and a silver clutch lahti glowed with Vitality despite her recent stint in the hospital on her dream on podcast lahti revealed that she had been taking an OIC dosage suitable for someone weighing around 100 oos she mentioned her own weight is in the 50s range roughly equivalent to nine Stone the only fans content creator divulged a few months ago I was not feeling happy about my weight and I had a friend and she could get it for me it was below board from a doctor but it wasn't like you go into a doctor's office and he prescribes it for you takes your blood pressure and takes tests which is what you need when you go on something like OIC following The Unofficial treatment she experienced grave health issues having a seizure that doctors attributed to severe dehydration lahti also endured bouts of vomiting a pale complexion and an alarming loss of weight addressing the situation a spokesperson for OIC stated to Daily Star we understand and empathize with the health challenges this patient has faced while we cannot comment on this particular incident the safety and well-being of patients taking our medicines is our top priority adding to this they said we care deeply about the safety and well-being of patients who take our medicines and strongly recommend that all patients stay in close contact with their healthare professional for proper diagnosis ongoing guidance and careful monitoring it is important to note that OIC semaglutide injection is a prescription only medicine meaning that it must be prescribed by a health care professional under strict supervision patients must make any decisions about treatment together with their health care professional so that their doctor can assess whether it is appropriate to prescribe the medicine or not based on their assessment of the patient's individual medical profile accessing prescription only medic without a valid prescription or without the care of a health care professional can pose a direct danger to health we are working closely with the UK medicines and healthc care products regulatory agency to continuously monitor the safety profile of our medicines Novo Nordisk has reported this case to our safety team who will follow up in line with our procedures for safety reporting