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Didn't notice real appetite suppression until reaching a fairly high weekly amount. Strong sugar cravings hit hard early on too, apparently a pretty common experience.

Research suggests keeping weight off long term without ongoing medication is genuinely rare. Most people can't manage it. You might be an exception, but there's likely an underlying metabolic issue this medication class is actively managing, and that issue would probably resurface once treatment...

Had no idea a dissolvable version of that anti-nausea med existed! Adding it to my question list for the next appointment. Thankfully only that first day was really rough for me. Current struggle is forcing myself to eat when literally nothing appeals. Crossing fingers this is just my body...

Seconding that recommendation. Made the switch after a solid stretch on tirz and had to work up to a fairly high reta amount before feeling anything at all. Currently at a strong amount and losing weight again, might scale back slightly soon.

Was on ozempic for close to a year and then got pregnant. Told to stop right away once it was confirmed. Also on metformin and stayed on that one. Well into the second trimester now and baby's healthy so far. Took being at the highest amount for several months before regular ovulation showed up.

Same here honestly. Took me about seven months to figure out I actually have to eat clean on this stuff, or I'm miserable in the bathroom for days straight. Figured a glp-1 meant I could eat whatever, just smaller amounts, and that alone would do it. Way off base on that one! Took a while for it...

Found a particular gut-health supplement in the green pouch has genuinely helped me a lot. Dealt with brutal stomach pain and swelling early on with this drug class, but things have calmed down and that supplement made a real difference.

Yikes, that sounds rough. Any chance you've got sleep apnea or something along those lines? Or is this just the medication doing it?