What are the risks of titrating up too fast on reta? I’m a big guy with super severe craving. My first week I pinned 1mg. Second week I did 2mg. Aside from one day feeling more full than normal, I have not had any real effects - good or bad.
What risks am I running if I were too inject 3mg for my third shot? Am I being too impatient and just need to give the drug time to work?
If you're going to ramp more quickly, definitely "microdose" and use a 3day or longer schedule.
Use a GLP1 blood level tracker to understand how much is in your system, but understand that the effects/"feelz" will take 24-72hr to peak. That means both appetite suppression (and glycogen metabolism) along with side effects like burping, HR increase, constipation, diarrhea, nausea, allodynia, anhedonia and sudden death will take time to appear. Don't take more until you know you're past your effects peak or you risk a hospital visit!
Personally other than the very first dose, I would never titrate faster than ~10% per dose, which is about the error in your knowledge of whats in the syringe anyway!
For example the fastest you might dose would be:
1 2mg
4 1mg
7 1.1mg
10 1.2mg
13 1.3mg
17 1.4mg
20 1.5mg
23 1.7mg
26 1.8mg
29 2mg ... 2.2...2.4...2.6...2.9...3.2...3.5...3.9...4.3...
Note that each week you're doing just about what the standard titration schedule is: 2 in the first week after 1st dose and 4mg starting the 5th week of titration. However, you're keeping your peak lower than standard while raising your minimum level faster. STOP and wait 3 extra days if you have ANY significant symptoms other than appetite suppression, or if you're unable to get >1000cal 20gr fiber and 80gr of protein on any day. Then go back no higher than the previous dose when symptoms subside. Keep your peak blood levels below that for at least another week or even 2. It's a marathon not a sprint (even if it is a bit of a race). If you're not feeling anything 6-9weeks (and 30mg) in, I'd start to wonder about what you actually have in the vial.