dropping back a rung for a fortnight is a completely legitimate move
#side-effects 2024-04-01
- week_three_wall — escalation is when most of the trouble happens, not the absolute dose 13:25
- noct.titrate — update on the earlier thing my resting heart rate went up a few bpm and stayed there. worth logging from baseline 14:50
- week_three_wall — electrolytes made more difference to my fatigue than anything else i tried 15:03
- noct.titrate — site itching is common and rotation fixed it for most people i have seen post about it 15:49
is it the dose or the escalation that causes the nausea
*that should say weekly
has anyone had reflux specifically get worse rather than better
let the swab dry
coming back to this the shed usually starts month three to four and usually stops. it tracks how fast you are losing
escalation is when most of the trouble happens, not the absolute dose
| Step | What | Give it |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | water, properly, all day | 3 days |
| 2 | soluble fibre | 4 days |
| 3 | magnesium | 3 days |
| 4 | stool softener | 3 days |
| 5 | pharmacist | now |
anyone get properly wiped out for a day or two after the dose
nobody here can tell you whether a symptom is serious. we can tell you the ones that are always worth checking
hiccups. every single time. why
[edited]everything tastes metallic since i went up, does that settle
update on the earlier thing my resting heart rate went up a few bpm and stayed there. worth logging from baseline
nausea is usually worst somewhere in the first 24 to 72 hours after the dose and then eases
electrolytes made more difference to my fatigue than anything else i tried
while im here im at week 18 and eating maybe 900 calories without trying to, is that a problem
magnesium citrate worked for me where oxide did nothing. that might just be absorption
site itching is common and rotation fixed it for most people i have seen post about it
dose day = d0
0.25mg nothing much
0.50mg d1-d2 mild
1.00mg d1-d3 moderate
1.70mg d1-d2 moderate, d4 fine
2.40mg d1 rough, gone by d3severe persistent pain radiating to the back, or repeated vomiting you cannot keep water down through, is not a chat question