Ozempic & body image?

[LillyLover_88]

Welcome to the semaglutide forum! Just a friendly reminder: talking about unapproved versions or trying to buy/sell meds here isn't allowed. If someone messages you offering, please ignore them. They aren't part of our group. New to this? Check out the FAQ: This is just to help, not to stop chatting. Thanks!

 

[D_Jen]

That's fantastic! I tend to put on a lot of weight when I'm pregnant. It was easier to lose after my first two, but the third was a struggle. Pregnancy really does a number on our bodies.

 

[GerryFromJersey]

Amazing!

 

[Hormone_Havoc]

Losing baby weight is a whole different emotional experience. It's so important to remember that rediscovering yourself after having a baby is a victory, no matter what the scale says. It's about more than just pounds.

 

[Yuki1985]

Incredible transformation! Great work!

 

[Curious_Lemon_45]

You go!

 

[ByeByeBackfat]

Those are amazing results! Could you tell me which semaglutide you were using, and what your diet and workout routine was? Thanks!

 

[Wait_and_Weight]

How quickly did you notice a change, and did it affect your hair? You look great, by the way!

 

[LillyLover_88]

So proud of you! Postpartum depression is the worst. Glad you're doing better now.

 

[D_Jen]

Great attitude, and congrats! I went through the same thing a long time ago and managed to lose the weight each time. But now that I'm older, it's become much more difficult. These medications have been a game-changer for me. Enjoy your baby – there's nothing quite like it!

 

[GerryFromJersey]

 

[Hormone_Havoc]

Can we spell out PPD and PPA the first time we use them? I realize this isn't a classroom, but it helps to define acronyms before using them.

 

[Yuki1985]

Could you tell me which semaglutide you were using, and what your diet and workout routine was? Thanks!

I'm curious about the same thing! I've been on a similar journey and always looking for new ideas.

 

[D_Jen]

For those who have gotten pregnant on a GLP-1 medication, or who are considering it, there's a registry collecting data to study the effects. You can check with your doctor, or search online for 'https://wegovypregnancyregistry.com/'. It might help future parents have more info.

 

[LillyLover_88]

For those who have gotten pregnant on a GLP-1 medication, or who are considering it, there's a registry collecting data to study the effects.

Wow, that's good to know! I didn't realize there was a specific registry for that.

 

[Hormone_Havoc]

Congrats to those who had success conceiving! If you have PCOS, ask your doctor about myo-inositol and metformin during pregnancy. They can help with insulin sensitivity. There's research suggesting metformin can even lower miscarriage risk for PCOS patients. Check out this article: https://www.ajog.org/article/S0002-9378(25)00365-5/fulltext

 

[water-only]

drug levels don't fall linear. working it out in your head is almost impossible. i drew graphs by hand before i found this forum. someone already solved it here. glp1plotter makes way more sense than my rusty math.

 

[Just-Journey]

Body image takes the longest to catch up to the actual weight.