For someone starting with T2D at 302, the medication is going to do a lot of work. The main advice from people who have been through it: track your blood sugar more than the scale in the first months. The metabolic shift happens before the weight loss becomes obvious.
Hey O-O-Ozempic, totally get the frustration with the scale. I've been on this journey for a while, and stalled a few times! One thing that helped me was adding some strength training to my routine. It seems like upping the protein intake helps too. Worth a shot!
I actually weigh myself every single day and track it in one app. Then, I keep my measurements and a weekly weight (Mondays) in a different app. I like being able to see the daily trends, but also keep an eye on the bigger picture with the weekly weigh-ins.
And yeah, steroids are rough. I have...
I'm with TrueCrew - you really need to find out *why* she's having those hypoglycemia episodes first. Reta might help with some causes, but it could make others worse. If it was my relative, it would be a definite "no" until we knew more about why they were happening in the first place.
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Amazing! You look great! I began close to 235lbs, I'm almost 200lbs now, and I want to reach 165lbs. I've been taking it for 12 weeks. I'm about to start 7.5mg.