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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
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- Non-insulin injectable medication (incretin mimetics)
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Re: VICTOZA
I thought you got some gunpowder from Tesco's to shift the bloating...LOL
Yeah, the weight loss has slowed down but its now about approx 1lb every 5 days and that'll do me fine. I'm told if it comes off too quickly, it tends to creep back on with time.
Something I have noticed is that the pens do not hold a full 15 days supply @ 1.2 and about 3/4 of a dose is left in the pen, with not enough clicks left to do the final 15th injection. I mentioned this to the chemist and they were not the least bit surprised. I was told I must be too conserative when doing the daily squirt to rid the air after fitting the needle, but I cant see the point of wasting any more when the drop appears at the needle end *dunno*
kay957 said:I am now approaching over 4 weeks of being on Victoza, I still have a bloated feeling but other from that my BG levels are excellent, so much better controlled than on tablets. However the weight loss is now slowing down? has anyone else had this effect?
I thought you got some gunpowder from Tesco's to shift the bloating...LOL
Yeah, the weight loss has slowed down but its now about approx 1lb every 5 days and that'll do me fine. I'm told if it comes off too quickly, it tends to creep back on with time.
Something I have noticed is that the pens do not hold a full 15 days supply @ 1.2 and about 3/4 of a dose is left in the pen, with not enough clicks left to do the final 15th injection. I mentioned this to the chemist and they were not the least bit surprised. I was told I must be too conserative when doing the daily squirt to rid the air after fitting the needle, but I cant see the point of wasting any more when the drop appears at the needle end *dunno*