Weeks 13-16: 1.7 mg once weekly
Mistake 3: not addressing why you stopped If you stopped because of side effects, and you do not have a plan for managing those same side effects this time, you are setting yourself up to stop again
If you notice any of the following, the pen should be discarded: Cloudiness or turbidity in the solution Particles, flakes, or crystals floating in the liquid Discolouration of the solution Any signs suggesting the medication has been frozen It's important to note that even if the solution appears normal, this does not guarantee full potency if the pen has been exposed to extreme temperatures
Staying hydrated can help relieve a host of semaglutides most notorious side effects, from nausea and vomiting to diarrhea, constipation, and burping
Most experts recommend long-term or indefinite use, transitioning to a maintenance dose rather than stopping completely, combined with sustained lifestyle changes