Jackie2168
Newbie
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
Hello Charles. The one thing I found was eating small meals often and taking half of a travel pill (anti-sickness) if I felt nauseous. I hope you get on with them.Well done Growler, perseverance paid off and you have given me hope for which I thank you.
For those suffering from constipation I found that a stool softener such as Dulcoease worked for me with a very low dose after the initial course -- follow the instructions. Have lost half a kilo so far and nausea has passed.
Hi Jackie. I think I’m on the real thing as the tablets still taste bitter, dropped a lot of weight and my appetite is reduced. You’ve done so well to lose that amount of weight. Has it improved your diabetes results?Hi. Sorry, I haven't had time to read the whole thread. I've just been randomised too and I believe it's the placebo. No bitter taste or anything like there was before. I'm beginning to wonder if anyone is actually given the real tablets for the trial. Anyway, it did help me to lose nearly 2 stone and so it won't have been a complete waste.
On my 2nd day of my 1st bottle of run in tablets, so far no side effects and also no bitter taste when taking tablets. Is it too early to tell if I will get side effects?Amazing ! Thank you so much for taking the time to reply, that is really helpful as there is no indication on the original letter
Yes, there is also a chance I am on the placebo and I am just thinking it is the real drug. I was thinking that yesterday and decided I will stick with it either way. I feel like it is having an effect so it works. I did not have any side effects that could not be caused by other factors during the run in, and my weightloss has increased since the trial started but other factors could be in play.It's interesting that most people get a definite response to the run-in dose of Semaglutide so, when we go on the real trial of drug or placebo, it is pretty obvious which arm we are on. I haven't started on the trial dose yet so it will be interesting to see if I get the real deal or the placebo. Mentally, it will be quite hard to stick with it for so many years if we are convinced that we are taking the placebo. Having said that, some trials have shown that people respond positively even when they have been told that the drug they are taking is a placebo.
Thanks for the advice..still smaller meals is doing the trick and I am now becoming accustomed to the 7mg dose. I find that a minimum of half a large glass of water with the pill appears to reduce the immediate feeling of being satiated immediately. Weight down nearly 3kg now.Hello Charles. The one thing I found was eating small meals often and taking half of a travel pill (anti-sickness) if I felt nauseous. I hope you get on with them.
Hi Bongos, for myself I have felt slightly nauseous, mildly constipated from the outset and plus feeling very full and up to now lost almost 6kg - so my experience is very different to yours! I have also discovered that a Ginger shot helps with both nausea and satiation as well as tasting amazing!
I am now on the 7mg having completed the 1st 3gm bottle, still on the run-in -- I find it very odd that you are not feeling any side effects.Hi Charles is that whilst being on themg? I thought you had the semiglutide while on the run in trial and was only once you have completed that that you could potentially be on the placebo. I haven’t noticed any difference
I found that I had no side effects on the 3mg, very few on the 7mg, mainly less food noise, and a slight lowering of BG, and now on the trial I am fairly certain I am on the 14mg, side effects are feeling full much quicker leading to smaller portions of food, no food noise, and BG continuing to get lower.Hi everyone, I’m now going into my 3rd week of the 3mg run in tablets. I have had no side effects, no bitter taste and no weight loss. Has anyone else experienced this? Is it only when you are on the 7mg you start to notice changes?
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