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Zepbound at 7.5mg - side effects easing up as of today

Started by Laura32 · · 36 replies · 390 views
#1

Six weeks into 7.5 and today was the first day I got through without the queasy stomach and food aversions that have been plaguing me. I'm down 38 lbs and honestly was starting to wonder if I'd have to bail on this dose. Curious if others found the rough patch just suddenly lifted around this point too?

#5

Week six was when mine flipped too, though it came back a little the day after shot day for another couple weeks before settling for good. Curious whether yours stays gone or does the same on-and-off thing

#8

Mine was less a switch and more a slow fade over maybe ten days, queasy mornings getting shorter each time. Did your appetite come back at the same pace or is that still lagging?

#10

Mine settled down around week six too, and the food aversions went before the queasy feeling did. That stretch before it lifted was the only point i seriously thought about stepping back down

#13

Mine didn't switch off clean, it faded over maybe a week and a half instead of overnight. Curious whether yours stays gone or creeps back on the days you eat heavier

#14

Mine never flipped cleanly like that, it was more gradual over a couple weeks, queasy mornings got shorter then stopped. Curious whether the food aversions were the last thing to go for you or the first.

#16

Curious whether it faded gradually for you or was more of an overnight thing. Mine was gradual, a little less queasy each day until I noticed I wasn't bracing before meals anymore.

#18

Mine came and went for about two weeks on 7.5 and then just stopped showing up. I'd already started planning what to eat around the queasy hours instead of fighting it, so when it cleared I had a routine ready.

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