Cagrilintide sides: Anyone have advice?

[RubiJeep_Girl]

Thanks for letting us follow along in yall's journey!

I took my first dose (.33mg) on Monday morning, I had some fullness that afternoon. But yesterday I had good appetite suppressant and minor today. I too consider myself a non-respondent. Sema didn't do anything for me and tirz had minimum effects at 15mg, so I'm hoping this does the trick before trying reta.
I got some MOTS-C, mostly just incase the fatigue sets in but it would do good for some extra energy.

 

[DilithiumDonut]

I did .125 a week ago, nothing. Did .25 this morning, still nothing. Hearing y'all's experiences is helpful.

 

[Sandwitch]

Good to hear the Nexaph cagri is working. I have a kit that I am setting aside for future use, possibly in tandem with Reta. For my nausea due to Sema, I've found that my food choices are as important as keeping hydrated with electrolytes. I have to limit my meals to one or two sides at most. So oatmeal for breakfast, chicken breast for lunch, etc. And in my case, definitely no eating in the 3 hours before sleep.

 

[LaughingDuck]

I split it to 0.125 between two days and didn't have sides. All normal mostly.

Will try a single dose next time.

 

[nccane]

In a group sending the nexaph cagri off for testing

 

[RubiJeep_Girl]

Next week I’ll do the .33mg again. The following week, I’ll consider increasing. I only have a single vial of it for now. I didn’t want 10 vials if I didn’t respond but so far so good. At the end of the month I’ll consider a kit, likely from Nexaph too.

 

[nccane]

I'm up to .5mg. Doesn't curb hunger for me so far, but it doesn't make me go to sleep 3 hrs early