Primary care also has the coverage advantage - the medication counts toward deductibles and the provider relationship is there if something comes up. The cost stacking with telehealth is the part that catches people off guard - there are often two separate fees running, and it adds up quickly...
The stinging relationship with concentration is well-documented for several compounds - higher concentration means more irritation at the site. Diluting further to reduce that response is the standard approach when a compound is known to sting at higher concentrations. Volume displacement when...
Yeah Calorie_Cake, I know *everyone* is different, but it's hard not to compare yourself when you see such dramatic results. I'm just gonna keep doing what the doc says.
I've been on Ozempic for two full years now and I've only managed to lose around 30 pounds. It seems like it's not as effective for weight loss in men with type 2 diabetes, like myself.
I have a small granola bar for breakfast and a protein shake at lunch every day. Then I have a normal dinner...
That happened to me too! I stayed on .5mg for 4 months before I started plateauing. That was about 3 months back, and I then increased it to .75mg. I just started 1mg last week!
Most people remain at each dosage until they hit a standstill, generally around a month of no weight change.
Just checking--are you going somewhere to get your injection each week? That can get expensive. People using c0mpounded sema often pay around $130 monthly for all dosages.
For constipation, some of my patients have found relief with a small serving of raw fruit in the afternoon. Things like cantaloupe, pineapple, cherries, and strawberries can help.
I wonder if it's possible to split doses from one pen. Like, if you have a 1mg pen, can you dial it to 0.5mg safely? I'm not sure how those pens work...