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 ..How long have you been on it? I’m on the second bottle of 14mg and I’m not feeling as bad now. But still not got a very good appetite. Sometimes I might think I can tackle a reasonable sized meal but halfway through it suddenly feel full.
Lost interest in a lot of things though.
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?
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
Same issue here. By mid afternoon, I am so tired and have fallen asleep. I think, for me, it is because I don’t feel like eating because of the nausea so it becomes a vicious circle. I’m now working on eating lots of tiny bits of food throughout the day and using peppermint and ginger to help with the other issues. It’s just trying to get the balance right.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?
Hi Martin, I found in the first week of 7mg that I felt generally lethargic and nauseous but I put it down to a drop in food intake as you just don’t feel like eating. The same goes for the 14mg. No interest in food = no energy. Lost 12lb so far so for me, the benefit outweighs the negatives. It makes you re-evaluate your eating habits. No more big meals.I am a week into my 7mg tablets and am experiencing what feels like vertigo, swimming in head. Has anyone had this and has it eased up ?
Do most of you who think you’re taking the ‘proper’ drug vs. placebo in the randomisation period have the bitter taste when taking the tablet? My new randomisation tablets are tasteless and too early to tell if it is placebo, but seems a too obvious difference to use in a drug trial surely
It seemed pretty obvious to me I’m on the Placebo. I went from symptoms to no symptoms.
The tablets I am taking taste horrible…and the symptoms of nausea, no interest in food and weight loss make me feel I am on the real thing…Just wondering are your randomised tablets, tasteless?
Hi, are you going to continue with the trial if you’re REALLY on placebo?It seemed pretty obvious to me I’m on the Placebo. I went from symptoms to no symptoms.
OMG, it seems like you are describing my symptoms. I have had all the symptoms you have .I must be on the real thing, the taste is bitter like the run in. I am on my 2nd bottle of 14mg.,the sides effects are getting worse. First bottle of 14mg, I suffer with very bad nausea all day, gone off of food and could only stomach Cheese and crackers once a day. Now that has eased unless a certain food I smell makes me Nauseous.
Second 14mg bottle, tummy issues, painful trapped wind and diarrhea and still can only manage Cheese and Crackers, any thing else I suffer badly the next day. I drink Peppermint and Ginger Tea, take over the counter anti acid for tummy issues, but it really easing.
I phone the GP to gain a prescription for something stronger than over the counter, gave the symptoms and mentioned it maybe down to the side effects of the drugs. GP had no idea and unable to prescribed anything to help, as the drug was prescribed via Oxford.
Any one suffering the side effect on 2nd bottle plus?? Have you continued? Any suggestion what I can eat to prevent the side effects???
No you cannot get off your regular meds as the study is not about HbA1c. The study is about the Heart Health of people with T2 diabetes. You can get more information from the paperworiginal that was sent to us or visit the Ascend Plus website.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..
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