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#side-effects 2024-12-13

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  • per_mg_pete — the burps started at 2.5 and not before, has anyone else had that 20:43
  • per_mg_pete — my injection site itched for three days, normal 20:44
  • amylin_amy — genuine question is a bit of bruising at the site something or nothing 20:54
  • reship_rita — i lost my gallbladder in 2024 and i tell people that not to frighten them but because slowing down is free 21:22
  • two_four_ceiling — right so dropping back a rung for a fortnight is a completely legitimate move i lost my gallbladder in 2024 and i tell people that not to frighten them but because… 22:28
PM

i keep a one line note per day. it is the only way i could see the pattern

PM

the burps started at 2.5 and not before, has anyone else had that

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my injection site itched for three days, normal

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nausea is usually worst somewhere in the first 24 to 72 hours after the dose and then eases

PM

genuine question, at what point does this stop being tolerable and start being a reason to stop

genuine question is a bit of bruising at the site something or nothing

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magnesium citrate worked for me where oxide did nothing. that might just be absorption

RR

slightly off topic but update from 8 months ago: the nausea did settle, around week seven, completely

RR

i lost my gallbladder in 2024 and i tell people that not to frighten them but because slowing down is free

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HM

severe persistent pain radiating to the back, or repeated vomiting you cannot keep water down through, is not a chat question

TF

my resting heart rate went up a few bpm and stayed there. worth logging from baseline

RR

protein and iron are worth checking if the hair thing is dragging on past six months, i could be wrong

RR

week 17 and still nauseous, at what point is this not going to settle

let the swab dry

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how long did it take for the GI stuff to actually settle for you

hiccups. every single time. why

water first, then fibre, then magnesium, then a softener, then a pharmacist. in that order

TF

right so dropping back a rung for a fortnight is a completely legitimate move
i lost my gallbladder in 2024 and i tell people that not to frighten them but because slowing down is free

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powering through is how people quit entirely. reducing is how people stay on it

eating small and often was the only thing that made the first month liveable for me

NP

a lot of what people call fatigue on this stuff turns out to be dehydration or undereating