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I've been struggling with my weight since my daughter was born. PCOS makes it so hard! Seems like no matter what, I was stuck. But semaglutide has totally changed everything! Started at 180, now I'm 139, and my goal is 135. I'm 5'3".

Awesome 👏🏼

Hey everyone! So, back in late summer 2023, I started on Ozempic 'cause of my PCOS, elevated BP, and prediabetes, all genetic and made worse by PCOS. I was around 330 lbs then, and now I'm hovering around 260. I'd say it's a win, and so does my doc. I'm off my blood pressure meds now, and my...

Hello Beauty!

You look amazing! I love your glasses, they really suit you!

You both are inspiring me. I've only been on sema for like a month. Hoping to see these kinds of results eventually! Any tips?

I was drinking red wine almost every night before starting Mounjaro! I didn't even realize I was drinking THAT much until it wasn't part of my routine anymore!!

My hubby mentioned that his craving for alcohol is gone too. Is this a possible alcoholism treatment?

You look great! Definitely a noticeable difference. I like that you wore the same clothes.

try something else

That's like 0.83 of a Danny DeVito!

It's weird to think you're gonna hit your goal on such small amounts. Or just stay where you are and be happy, I guess.

Ok, got it, you mentioned considering another med. Obviously it's working since you've dropped a good amount of weight. There's no receptor flooding, that's just not true. The appetite control will fade over time, according to the main researcher. More medication, more effect, to a point...

So you've been at 7.5mg for over a month, hit a wall, and you wanna drop back to the lowest dose, or add another med? That's weird logic.

Congrats! This gives me so much hope! Been on this for like 4 months and nothing, so glad it works for some :(

Congrats!! All the best as you continue your journey!

I am a newbie to this, but I've been having constipation issues too! I'm gonna try prunes. Someone said to eat like 4 or 5 prunes a day and you should notice a change. Fingers crossed!

Fantastic 🤩 and I love that blue sweater

Don't be too hard on yourself Flex_Happy - sounds like ovulation pain which can be really painful. Sometimes when the egg is released, there is bleeding in the abdomen. Blood in the abdomen is extremely irritating and painful. There can be severe pain and bloating, lasting around 1-2 days.

I see this question a lot on Reddit and I always answer the same way, with science. You can change your eating habits and exercise, staying at your TDEE to avoid weight gain. But it's super hard because it's not just a lifestyle issue, it's about metabolism. Take a look at this study...