OMG I feel so much better!

[maintaining_log]

About this... PCOS inflammation is my reason for taking it too, and life improved a lot. I used to bloat until my breathing was impaired, hurting all over in my joints, legs and belly. These days I function normally, and I got a normal life again once I'd tried nearly everything except having my ovaries removed. Anyway, my prescribing doctor (I only carried a few extra kilos and my BMI is normal these days, so weight loss isn't the goal, hunger never eased for me, I still get hungry), says I could stop as I've reached a fine weight!!!! I worry that stopping means losing the benefit over time. How long do you plan to stay on it?

 

[Locustpeddler]

Exenatide's actually been around for over two decades, though it wasn't originally approved for weight loss, just blood sugar control. I started sema myself at 75, fingers crossed I've got another couple decades in me yet. The doctor and I are both pleased with where things stand so far, blood sugar, cholesterol, pressure, the weight coming off, plus a slight bump in kidney function since I started back in February.