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c/sideeffects·submitted 2 years ago by u/diego_sorensen

week 52 check-in — 14kg down, reflux manageable, one thing confusing me

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week 52 check-in — 14kg down, reflux manageable, one thing confusing me, and the part I actually want to talk about is at the bottom. Pulling the figures out of the title: week 52 and 14kg. All of it is written down as it happened rather than reconstructed. Keeping a log, and what to put in it. One line a day: dose,…

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u/karma_irrelevant-7 points·2 years ago

The pattern almost everyone here describes, written out once so it can be linked.

A step up is followed by a rough window — commonly food noise arriving the day after the shot and easing by day four, worst in the first fortnight, then flattening out. At a stable dose it usually settles further. Constipation and fatigue tend to track intake and fluid rather than the compound directly, which is why the unglamorous answers work.

What sits outside that pattern: severe pain, symptoms that appear from nowhere weeks into a stable dose, or anything getting worse rather than better over a month. None of that is a board question and none of us can answer it for you.

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u/wrong_network_w1 point·2 years ago

Hair shedding after significant weight loss is a telogen effect that follows the rate of loss. It is not specific to these compounds and it resolves.

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u/fabio_nkemelu1 point·2 years ago

write down when it starts and stops, the pattern is the useful part

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u/rafael_ostergaard1 point·2 years ago

if it is severe or persistent that is a clinician question, not a board question

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u/ferran_dahlberg-8 points·2 years ago

Severe or persistent abdominal pain sits outside the pattern this board can usefully discuss. The honest answer there is that it needs someone who can examine you.

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u/liv_okafor1 point·2 years ago

How long after a step up did this start?

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u/peptidemeter_pat1 point·2 years ago

eating slower does more than most of the supplements people recommend

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u/liv_vukovic1 point·2 years ago·edited

eating slower does more than most of the supplements people recommend

Adding to this — holding the dose rather than stepping is the option people forget they have.

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u/chidi_abubakar1 point·2 years ago

Not convinced by that mechanism. Slowed gastric emptying explains fullness and reflux; it does not explain what you are describing.

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