Semaglutide and nausea — what genuinely helps?

I'm on week 8 at 7.5mg and down 16 lbs. Very similar experience. The nausea got better after week 3 for me.

My doctor adjusted my schedule and it helped with the nausea significantly. That was a clinical decision, not something I'd suggest anyone copy — it's the kind of thing to raise with your own prescriber. Am I the only one?

My doctor adjusted my schedule and it helped with the nausea significantly. tbh, that was a clinical decision, not something I'd suggest anyone copy — it's the kind of thing to raise with your own prescriber.

My dotcor adjusted my schedule and it helped with the nausea significantly. That was a clinical decision, not something I'd suggest anyone copy — it's the kind of thing to raise with your own prescriber.

Saw the new semaglutide extension data — tolerability in year-2 patients looked ebtter than the initial readouts suggested. Discontinuation rates dropped by roughly half. Anyone following why the early cohorts were rougher?

My take: my prescriber reviewed how my medication was scheduled and it helped with the nausea for me. That was a clinical decision in my case, not something anyone should copy — it is exactly the kind of thing to raise with your own prescriber. Curious if others saw the same. My experience differs a bit here — 11.

Same here! I had a very similar experience. The nausea eased off gradually over the first stretch. Hang in there, it gets better. What do you all think?

What time of day do you inject? I switched to evening and the next-day nausea got way better.

Week 16 on 2.5mg for me. First 8 weeks were rough with nausea but it leveled out. Stick with it if you can.

Week 18 on 2.5mg for me. First 5 weeks were rough with nausea but it leveled out. Stick with it if you can.