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The non-photo before/after - todays health markers

Started by Reset100Track · · 47 replies · 355 views
#21

My liver enzymes were the one that surprised me, they had been creeping up for years and came back normal at my last physical. Never thought a shot would be the thing that moved them

#22

My liver enzymes were the thing that shocked me. They'd been creeping up for years and my last panel came back totally normal, which I honestly didn't expect from a weight loss drug

#24

My fasting glucose moved before anything else did too, and that was well before the scale caught up. Weirdly it was the only number my doc didn't have to bring up again.

#25

Blood pressure was the first thing that moved for me, before any real weight came off. Did your np say anything about whether the a1c shift tracked with the dose going up or just the time on it?

#26

idk, my resting heart rate on my watch dropped like 12 points before I'd lost much at all, which weirded me out until my bp cuff started agreeing with it

#27

My liver enzymes were the thing that moved for me, they had been flagged for a couple years and came back clean at my last draw. That was honestly more of a relief than the number on the scale

#33

My blood pressure was the first thing that changed, the cuff numbers came down before anything else did. Still waiting on my next draw to see if the cholesterol follows

#35

Blood pressure was mine too, my home cuff readings came down a few points before anything else changed and I honestly thought the monitor was broken at first. Did yours stay down or bounce around on the days you were stressed?

#39

Did your NP say anything about how fast the A1c moved? Mine dropped at my last draw but I'd been on it a while by then, so I'm curious whether yours shifted this early or took a few months.

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