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Just took my semaglutide dose, sharing how it's going

Started by OnwardTrack · · 27 replies · 213 views
#2

The plateau-before-kick thing is real, I had the same pattern on Mounjaro where 5mg stalled out and 7.5 got things moving again down here in MN. Down about 12 lbs so far, slow but steady. Glad the increase worked for you too.

#5

Slow and steady works, I'm down 15 myself and it took a stall on my old dose before the next one shook things loose again. The lighter meals on shot days kept my stomach happy too.

#7

The stall-then-breakthrough pattern is so real -- I sat stuck for weeks before my increase, then dropped another 6 lbs in a month. Congrats on the 20, that milestone felt huge when I passed it too. Down 34 now and it still surprises me some mornings.

#10

My prescriber recommended holding through the holidays and it was smart. My prescriber walked me through the titration schedule step by step. The jump to the next dose was smoother than I feared.

#13

The post-increase plateau break is so real, same thing happened to me. Down 6 lbs myself and stalled for weeks until my last bump restarted things. Glad the jump went smooth for you.

#14

The stall-then-break cycle seems to be a common pattern, happened to me too. Down about 5 myself and was stuck for almost a month before things moved again. Nice to hear the increase did its job for you.

#18

Stalls are so discouraging but mine broke a few weeks after my increase too, and I'm sitting at 22 down now. Glad the higher dose got things moving for you again.

#20

Interesting that the increase is what got things moving for you two, since I'm still on my starting dose and down about 4 lbs so far. Hoping I can ride this wave a while before needing to make that call.

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