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I see the same questions come up and since i've tried every dosing spot, had nearly every symptom, and took detailed notes my first two months, i thought i'd answer some

I'm on 1.0 now, and i'd like to share with you what to expect You don't need to go to the grocery store for much at the beginning Just here to share my personal experience I have t2d and was previously on victoza I started ozempic in january 2021 The first three months were pure hell, but my doctor said it would take about 3 months to kick in properly, so i stuck it out

Thank you for sharing this super real experience you had with ozempic I have diabetes and am just starting on cico My doctor wants to put me on ozempic but my insurance doesn't want to approve it, and now i'm glad Those side effects, while they probably don't happen to everyone, give me the heeby jeebies If the ozempic was toxic at 0.25 mg you need to back off Losing 30 pounds is more than i lost on ozempic over 12 months

To do that over 6 weeks is a very short period of time

I had my gallbladder out a long while back because of issues This op could have run into toxicity of because of her personal physiology Since i titrated up so slowly, i don’t think i realized how tired ozempic made me I’ve been on ozempic now for about four months and decided to research the long term effects of the drug I was surprised to see so many possible negative long term effects such as thyroid cancer, pancreatic cancer, hypoglycemia, ect. Thankfully i photograph myself throughout this process, and i’m finally seeing these results solely due to comparing photos (not that that matters as much as how much better i feel)

Others have told me they see the difference, but it’s sometimes hard to see it on. Saxenda, victoza, and ozempic didn’t work for me when i first tried injectables a few years ago I started mj 3/2023 and i’ve lost 123.2lbs Hopefully it’ll work for you too I already have lower gi issues and a stomach that goes through unpredictable phases of very slow emptying which sometimes only hurts but other times leads to nausea and even vomiting, all of which are things i read are side effects of ozempic. What are some of your best tips when you're on the medication and how does it make you feel