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Sorry to hear that. It really is difficult and i struggle with constipation and the nausea. It will be really interesting to see how long it takes to return to normal with no nausea, appetite and glucose levels.. can u post?

Hi there, 14mg is the maximum for the trial. I have good days and bad days of nausea.. I find a travel sickness (Stemitil) tablet works and take it about 0900 after the trial tablet at 0600.

Hi, well I am preserving!! I have awful nausea three hours after taking it. Stomach pain some days and issues with the loo. Apart from that Im really grateful for it. Ive lost 20kg since April and BMI down significantly as well as HbA1C to 39 but i wont lie, i hardly eat and don’t feel myself..

My recent HbA1C was 39… thanks to the trial. No contact from GP though .. can I come off the metformin if im on what i believe to be the actual semaglutide 14mg now..

I have found that travel sickness tablets DO really help the incessant nausea with the semaglutide. I feel much better…

Anyone feel really fatigued too on the trial? 3 weeks into 14mg or placebo and im so tired. Wonder if its down to lack of food?

Nearly at the end of first bottle if 14mg randomised. Definitely semaglutide as the side effects are not nice. Glucose levels v steady as is weight loss. Sticking with it and hope the nausea goes ..

The nausea on the placebo/14mg semaglutide is becoming unbearable. Anyone else having good days and bad days? My fasting glucose varies too - 6.6 this morning. Headache and constipation is becoming constant.

Thats good to know its mostly gone. My fasting glucose is 5.8 which is much better but the morning nausea can be really awful. Grateful to be given what I believe is the real thing in randomisation as my GP has never mentioned this before.. literally only Metformin.

My sickness is in the morning when im also my most hungry oddly. Sure i have the 14mg Semaglutide as it tastes so bitter .. still unsure about it all but grateful to be losing weight.