I stopped Ozempic and this is what happened to me!!! Diabetic tells the good, bad and ugly.

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  • čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
  • I've gotten this question a few times, so I did my best to document what happens when you stop taking Ozempic. I recorded this back in November 2021, after two months of stopping Ozempic. Life just got in the way, and I didn't get a chance to post! Hope this answers some of your questions about what happens when you stop taking Ozempic! If you have anymore, leave them in the comments, and I'd be happy to answer them as I'm able.
    Check out my playlist of Ozempic videos: I answer lots of questions there and have videos documenting my progress as I took the medicine: • Three Years on Ozempic
    In this video I cover:
    Weight loss progress after I stopped taking Ozempic
    Do any of the symptoms remain?
    What happened with my heart palpitations after I stopped taking Ozempic?
    Did I gain my appetite back when I stopped taking Ozempic?
    Would I take Ozempic again?
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  • @TheHangryWoman
    @TheHangryWoman  Před 2 lety +31

    Check out this playlist for ALL of my Ozempic videos (10 months of my Ozempic progress): czcams.com/play/PLXX0dd6BOHRooVd7t5ZeXBx02lWWI9tW4.html
    Plus everything you need to know about Ozempic: hangrywoman.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-ozempic/

    • @ivettea.2453
      @ivettea.2453 Před rokem +2

      Maybe check your thyroid since it’s side effect is thyroid cancer.

    • @trenawawrzyniak4397
      @trenawawrzyniak4397 Před rokem +1

      UPDATE- I STOPPED THIS DRUG. I had heart palpitations n A fib. My heart doctor recommended me to stop this drug. I have 5 stents in my heart. After going 2 yrs with No issues concerning my heart. To suddenly have a issues. Very scary! Plus the nausea was getting very very bad. I did lose 20 pds in the short time I was on it. I will not be taking this drug again.

    • @hollyjones8775
      @hollyjones8775 Před rokem

      Why not just stay on ozempic for life it says you can ….. just curious?

    • @revelationteachingfromtheheart
      @revelationteachingfromtheheart Před rokem

      I think your tachycardia etc were due to ozempic causing hypoglycemia since you were also on insulin

  • @brittanywatson2894
    @brittanywatson2894 Před 2 lety +600

    I started Ozempic in August 2021 and as of today, February 9 2022, I’ve lost 47.7lbs. I still not where I want to be but Ozempic is the only reason i’ve cone this far. I was 199.5 and I’m 151.8 now. Only 15 more to go

    • @chinwe2507
      @chinwe2507 Před 2 lety +16

      Really some of you are really losing huge weight with this

    • @MysteryCorgi_VN
      @MysteryCorgi_VN Před 2 lety +15

      Woah you have similar results to me in a similar amount of time. Late August 2021 for my PCOS. (I gained 200lbs rapidly a couple years ago when my symptoms first manifested.) I was up to 340 and lost 40 on my own by getting food secure. Gained back 24 after getting IUD. So in August I was at 324. Now I'm at 274. So 50 pounds which is wild. The side effects haven't been too bad for me. Anyway, thank you for sharing, I didn't see a lot of numbers similar to mine so it felt validating.

    • @rebekahfasano7005
      @rebekahfasano7005 Před 2 lety +8

      Wow that's amazing! So along with the ozempic what else are you doing? I just started it I'm on wk two. Could use some advice.

    • @MysteryCorgi_VN
      @MysteryCorgi_VN Před 2 lety +8

      @@rebekahfasano7005 for me I didn't have bad side effects until I went up to the full dosage, which ended up being too intense for me. It gave me intense esophageal spasms. I may have been able to power through but my endocrinologist ended up supplementing the weekly ozempic jab at the lower dose with daily rybelsus pills (also semaglutide.) I regained some weight when I didn't eat enough due to unrelated stomach bug, but lost it again once I was able to eat a regular amount. It's also helped me absorb my iron supplements so I've been less anaemic and that gave me enough energy to be more active. I tend to be bedridden due to my other conditions, so I am limited in what activity I can do and it's always irregular. But even being able to do dishes occasionally has helped with toning. My skin has gotten pretty loose so I've been wearing the compression garments I had for joint pain and that can apparently help with tightening it back up. I hope it goes well for you! If the side effects are too intense there's no shame in trying out other things.

    • @brittanywatson2894
      @brittanywatson2894 Před 2 lety +14

      @@rebekahfasano7005 It’s crazy to me that I wrote this only 13 days ago because now im down a total of 51.3lbs! Its insane. I haven’t really changed anything too much. It just changed my appetite and I get full quickly and stay full for a good while.

  • @barbarastringer3454
    @barbarastringer3454 Před rokem +27

    I started Ozempic in February of 2022 and still taking it. I was 295 lbs. Answer as of today I am 205. My Dr. Put me on it as I was very close type one diabetes.

    • @me-zaan2285
      @me-zaan2285 Před rokem +1

      ًWOW! Congratulations on your big success. I am about to start Ozempic too and would like to ask if you exercised and followed a certain diet while on it?

  • @michellechristy6852
    @michellechristy6852 Před rokem +61

    Yikes that's scary for me. I've been on Ozempic for 3 months. .25, .5 and now on 1.0. No side effects yet. Lost 25 lbs so far. ♡ thanks for sharing your story.

    • @AndreinaJ
      @AndreinaJ Před rokem

      I have no side-effects, if that, I feel hungry all the time,I started 0.25 for 4 weeks last Friday start 0.5,but I don't see a difference 😢

    • @Sincerelywendyy
      @Sincerelywendyy Před 10 měsíci

      That sounds amazing

  • @garagebandkings
    @garagebandkings Před 2 lety +476

    Glad other options are working for you. Ozempic and Trulicity have been godsends because I didn’t wanna go under the knife with gastric bypass. I’m stuck a little right now but I’m down 121lbs in 8 months in conjunction with eating habits and working out almost everyday

    • @donlepard7614
      @donlepard7614 Před 2 lety +6

      Wow!!! 👏👏👏

    • @kingbc05
      @kingbc05 Před 2 lety +6

      Dam!!💪🏾

    • @debbiechaney6607
      @debbiechaney6607 Před 2 lety +5

      Congratulations....job well done.👍

    • @alexandrasmith7682
      @alexandrasmith7682 Před 2 lety +36

      I am like you, Brandon. Six months in and 72lbs down. I suspect that we are both part of the 8% of individuals who are seriously deficient in the hormone which controls appetite. Ozempic replaces it so our bodies now work normally and receive the "you are full" message. My constant hunger switched off two hours after my first dose - in fact, I realise now that I simply stopped thinking about food. Would be interested to know if, like me, your tastes have radically changed? The smell of pizza, fried foods, turn my stomach ... No interest whatsoever in ready or take out meals. I do however, enjoy very simple fresh home cooked meals. My dinner now for example .... 3ozs piece of salmon flaked over half a cup cooked rice (I use Thai spices and coconut milk to cook the rice). Side dish of one cup steamed green veggies. I have decided that too many flavours, fats, chemicals, tastes overwhelms me now and puts me off the food. I really can taste food so much better.

    • @marytapia8024
      @marytapia8024 Před 2 lety +4

      @@alexandrasmith7682 any greasy food is a total turn off since I started taking it also. Fresh produce and lean chicken and definitely salmon is tasty to now.

  • @kbunny74
    @kbunny74 Před 10 měsíci +3

    @thehangrywoman I truly appreciate your videos past and present. Keep up the good health.

  • @RovingReader
    @RovingReader Před 2 lety +10

    Best channel name! Just found you because I just took this for the first time today! I think it’s so sad that you had to advocate so hard and so long for yourself! I’m so glad I found you today and added loads of your videos to my watch later. Thanks for your vulnerability and sharing 💕

  • @suzicoerver3229
    @suzicoerver3229 Před rokem +72

    I’m glad to come across your video. I decided to stop after 3 months. I lost 16 lbs but the side effects were too much. I experienced the GI symptoms as well as the elevated HR and mood disturbances. Most importantly the mood, I haven’t seen much reported about it but I came to the conclusion that it was causing me worsened depression. I was feeling no happiness and constant anxiety about being sick with a swing between constipation and diarrhea. I wish luck to everyone who is able to manage it!

    • @socialbee5186
      @socialbee5186 Před rokem +7

      How long did it take for you to feel back to “normal “ after stopping?

    • @duhpeasant
      @duhpeasant Před 8 měsíci

      Im quitting after two months. How long did the side effects remain after quitting?

    • @kyhighlahtv
      @kyhighlahtv Před 24 dny

      I am currently on it And i noticed my depression getting worse too . I thought it was me

    • @kyhighlahtv
      @kyhighlahtv Před 24 dny

      I’m on it for only a week now Bdw

  • @yomintyfresh
    @yomintyfresh Před 2 lety +2

    I'm starting Ozempic this week and it's been really helpful to hear about your experiences! I appreciate you!

  • @dr.lusiafomuso
    @dr.lusiafomuso Před rokem +18

    I love your comment about how everyone reacts to medication differently. Genetic variants play a big role and if for example you have GLP-1R gene variant, your reaction could be either more or less to GLP1 RA. I loved listening to your journey.

  • @Yollie1978
    @Yollie1978 Před 2 lety +4

    Thank You for sharing your path! You're amazing losing 45 lbs and maintaining the lose is phenomenal. You've provided good insight and information!

  • @tashaebarber7992
    @tashaebarber7992 Před rokem +1

    I am so happy and grateful that I ran across your videos. You are helping me in so many ways.

  • @aellscoop
    @aellscoop Před 2 lety +2

    I just want to say that I too appreciate your content on these videos. Your very well spoken and the honesty is great! Keep moving forward, it’s helping many people!

  • @Sincerelywendyy
    @Sincerelywendyy Před 10 měsíci +17

    I’m on week 4. No symptoms. I’m happy I found your channel and sorry you had a negative effect. Good luck to everyone trying this ❤

  • @CynthiaArmstrong7
    @CynthiaArmstrong7 Před 2 lety +5

    Thank you. I started Ozempic for my type 2 and it has been amazing. I watched and rewatched your very precise videos on how to inject. I think of your instruction each week as I inject. You look amazing and so happy that you are finding great health.

  • @shelleyharvey2062
    @shelleyharvey2062 Před 2 lety +1

    I really appreciate the honesty of your journey! Thank you and well done ! Congratulations

  • @dayofthemoon1
    @dayofthemoon1 Před rokem +1

    Thank you so much for this video. It is so comforting to hear a success story because there are many disheartening comments on the internet claiming that everyone gains the weight back after stopping ozempic as it this was the rule for everyone. Congrats on your amazing achievements ❤️

  • @renatab2147
    @renatab2147 Před 2 lety +21

    I'm LADA too! 8 months into the diagnostic here =) it's so good to meet someone who goes through the same things that I do! I was never on Ozempic because it is so expensive where I live (although my doctor suggested), but I was on other medications and couldn't handle the side effects, until I got to the same point at you and said, please, let me take insulin.

  • @jennhansen7100
    @jennhansen7100 Před 10 měsíci +16

    I am on Ozempic to control my blood sugar. I have also lost weight but I still have the nausea. I’m working with a nutritional and exercise coach and am looking at eventually going off of ozempic. I really appreciate this video. Thank you for doing this! I appreciate the real life experience with diabetes.

    • @TheHangryWoman
      @TheHangryWoman  Před 10 měsíci

      I’m really glad to hear that you’re also focusing on the lifestyle aspects and being as conscious about nutrition and movement. Way to go!

  • @SandraAnnEvans
    @SandraAnnEvans Před rokem

    THANK YOU FOR TAKING TIME TO MAME AND SHARE YOUR JOURNEY! YOU ARE SPOT ON WHEN YOU SAY THAT EVERYONE’S BODY IS DIFFERENT. THE EFFECTS OF MEDICATION ON THE BODY ISN’T THE SAME FOF EVERYONE . . . SO TRUE!

  • @shannonmyers3890
    @shannonmyers3890 Před rokem

    Thank you for the kindness of sharing your experience. I’ve learned so much and am so grateful.

  • @tabithawilliams-manuel2982
    @tabithawilliams-manuel2982 Před 2 lety +169

    Thank you for sharing. I lost half of my body weight on Ozempics (147 lbs in a years). I worry about regain when coming off of it, but my doctor said that Ozempics just got me started, and the additional weight loss is the result of lifestyle changes. I'm sorry that you had those issues. I had nausea and abdominal discomfort in the beginning, but not palpitations. My HGA1C went from 7.9 to 5.0.

    • @debbiechaney6607
      @debbiechaney6607 Před 2 lety +5

      Congratulations...job well done.👍🙏

    • @mrglittle68a
      @mrglittle68a Před 2 lety +3

      Way to go. Check Dr Ken Berry carnivore diet. I've lost 20 pounds in the first two weeks on his diet. Plus I was able to stop all insulin shots after 3 days on the diet. I no longer take most of my meds for blood pressure and blood sugar support. Soon I'll be off all my meds. Amazing. Check him out.

    • @angelgirldebbiejo
      @angelgirldebbiejo Před 2 lety

      @@mrglittle68a that's what me and hubby will be doing. Going off ozempic after this bottle.

    • @stevencaseymiller8376
      @stevencaseymiller8376 Před 2 lety +6

      You lost 147 pounds in how many years? Are you taking the obesity dose or the diabetes dose?

    • @angelgirldebbiejo
      @angelgirldebbiejo Před 2 lety +2

      @@stevencaseymiller8376 most take whatever they can tolerate, bad side effects

  • @jeanaaesters1649
    @jeanaaesters1649 Před 2 lety +8

    Thank you for posting 🥰. I just started today and it’s so good to hear about all your victories!! Congratulations on your weight loss

    • @TheHangryWoman
      @TheHangryWoman  Před 2 lety +1

      Best of luck to you! I hope it works well for you and you reach all of your goals ❤️

    • @ADetailedHouse
      @ADetailedHouse Před 2 lety

      How has it been going since you commented 2 months ago?

  • @kendallreaves7284
    @kendallreaves7284 Před 8 měsíci +2

    This is a awesome share! With all of those studies scaring people that weight gain rushes back, it is refreshing to see your journey!

  • @kimcornell7157
    @kimcornell7157 Před rokem +1

    I love your videos. You are so well composed and give information with great substance!

  • @rachaelnemi2649
    @rachaelnemi2649 Před 2 lety +9

    Thank you for being so open and honest and sharing your point of view! I have lost 40 pounds on Ozempic and 20 pounds away from my goal weight. Once i lost the 40 pounds my body couldn't handle to 1.0 dose so I'm down to 0.25 and worried i wont loose as much but will see! Gravol has been a life saver for the nausea!

  • @emilyencapsulated9540
    @emilyencapsulated9540 Před 2 lety +92

    I'm an NP student, and the CZcams algorithm thought I would like this....and I did! Thanks for talking about your experience. It's helpful for clinicians to add patient perspectives to our toolkit :)

    • @TheHangryWoman
      @TheHangryWoman  Před 2 lety +4

      That makes me so happy! Thank you for listening ☺️

    • @NormaPerez-fi9jd
      @NormaPerez-fi9jd Před rokem +1

      ​@@TheHangryWoman hi my name is Norma i have been on ozempic now for about a year for diabetics. I lost about 15lb. There has been a shortage of it in the pharmacy and was not able to get it for a month or 2. I have gain back 17 lbs. I have restarted ozempic about 2 weeks ago. Will I lose back the weight that i gained?

  • @lavenderkisses9461
    @lavenderkisses9461 Před 2 lety

    Yaass!! Everyone different!! You’re amazing for being so vulnerable and sharing❤️❤️❤️

  • @daviemar8972
    @daviemar8972 Před 2 lety +1

    Go you for all your progress. That’s what’s up! Thank you ☺️ for sharing your journey.

  • @traccischultz1963
    @traccischultz1963 Před 2 lety +28

    Let me just say that you are one intelligent, informed, and articulate woman. I mean seriously! I don’t know what you do for a living but have to think you are in a STEM related field. I’m an executive at a fortune 50 company and am truly blown away by you.
    Thank you for your your journey. It’s most helpful to so many people.

    • @missbeaussie
      @missbeaussie Před 2 lety +3

      Creative people can't also be articulate, intelligent and informed ;)

  • @calib.101
    @calib.101 Před 2 lety +5

    Your story has been an inspiration. Thank you for sharing, I have hope at last that my hunger could go away I Start the injections next week and am starting on a planning small meals. I appreciate the time you've taken to put the videos out there for the world to see. Great Channel! Im off to watch your cooking tips!!!

  • @mars9953
    @mars9953 Před 2 lety

    Great video report!!! Very filled with needed detail.
    You look great. Good luck with your continuing journey…sounds like it’s going to be fab.!!🌸

  • @creativelawproductions3550

    I just started ozempic and Freestyle Libre2. I have hemophilia and am still trying to figure all this out. I found your channel and it's amazing. thanks so much!

  • @gigi2819
    @gigi2819 Před rokem +6

    I have been too scared to take Ozempic; meds in the fridge and keep postponing. But all the positive comments I just read encourage me to get started. Thank you to all the people who shared today and to this channel!

    • @Michael_RareZebra
      @Michael_RareZebra Před 11 měsíci

      Same here!! Starting next week. Hope you're doing well.

    • @Sincerelywendyy
      @Sincerelywendyy Před 10 měsíci

      You got this❤ I was scared too but it’s been great. Down 10”lb one month ❤

  • @lindamiser4862
    @lindamiser4862 Před rokem +9

    I started ozempic three weeks ago. I can tell the difference in my appetite and I have lost a few pounds. I was loosing weight prior to starting this but my blood sugar was higher than it should be taking just metformin. No problems on this .25 dose so far.
    You are correct all of us are different and things affect us all differently. Loosing weight slower is a good thing. There will always be negative people. Ignore them and continue on your journey. You are doing a fantastic job and thank you for documenting your experience.

  • @lisaa6099
    @lisaa6099 Před rokem +1

    Thanks for the info. Good luck on your journey

  • @mzhunter8691
    @mzhunter8691 Před rokem +1

    I’m glad you came off the ozempic and I’m truly happy that you’ve continued to loose and your health has increased so greatly in the last year!

  • @jessicablackman4866
    @jessicablackman4866 Před rokem +96

    I've been on Ozempic for about a year. Between PCOS, depression, anxiety, and a lifelong unhealthy relationship with food, I've always been obese. I was 282lbs when I started, and on the brink of diabetes. I'm down to 230lbs now, and I've reversed the pre-diabetes. I've had terrible stomach issues the entire time, but I'm nervous to go off of it because I'm afraid I'm gonna pack the weight back on.

    • @rainbowandunicornpuk
      @rainbowandunicornpuk Před rokem +2

      I have all that and then some but I feel like Ozempic isn’t working for me. May I ask what diet plan you follow while on it?

    • @javierfeliciano2918
      @javierfeliciano2918 Před rokem +9

      You still have to change your lifestyle. Add walking and or aerobics exercises to get way ahead of the curve

    • @justdaphney8717
      @justdaphney8717 Před rokem +1

      Do you get this prescribed? I was told I'm borderline diabetic. Diabetes runs in my family. Matter of fact 2 sisters on dialysis and my Mom was. I need this advice please.

    • @MYVloliDiruJP
      @MYVloliDiruJP Před rokem +4

      Go see an acupuncturist for weight loss and overeating, you can do that after getting off. The good thing about the acupuncture is that there are no side effects after you stop doing it. But you do have to do it for a couple of sessions

    • @Rrrrcc4666
      @Rrrrcc4666 Před rokem +1

      @@justdaphney8717 Yes its perscribed med. not OTC. Tall to your dr. and see what are the options. You can start this med. but think that meds should be for sometimes to help not for the life time. Keep that in mind, there is no short cut and meds comes with side effects.

  • @user-dl4cu8vu1s
    @user-dl4cu8vu1s Před 2 lety +5

    That’s rude people needs to stop judging and start helping don’t listin to people like that I think your a great person very informative

  • @alexandrasmith7682
    @alexandrasmith7682 Před 2 lety

    Proud of you for knowing what works for you, and sticking with it.

  • @ae31860
    @ae31860 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for sharing your experience. I'm glad various #s and benchmarks are good. Good for you!! Life style control is tough and your doing really well. My experience: I have been on Ozempic for almost a year (1mg) have had no side effects. Desirable weight loss nor any of the undesirable ones.

  • @reyville1
    @reyville1 Před rokem +3

    I END UP IN THE ER !! Be careful when stopping this type of medication. I couldn't fill my Mounjaro medication this month, I was told by the pharmacy that the medication is in out of stock status by the manufacturer. 9 days after the last injection, my pulse went to 125 resting, pressure 180/100, hard palpitations, felt like fainting with a panic attack. The palpitations and chest unrest have been getting better for the last two weeks. Wish I would have seen this video or had a warning from my Doctor about the withdrawal symptoms.

  • @marinak1076
    @marinak1076 Před 2 lety +84

    Great update! So glad you found a plan that's working for you! I'm still on Ozempic. One thing I did experience about a month after upping my dose to 1 was constipation which caused lots of digestive discomfort. I couldn't eat anything without cramping and stomach discomfort. My sister experienced the same issues and after a stomach ultrasound, it was confirmed that she was severely constipated even though she was having regular bowel movements (possibly a result of Ozempic slowing down the digestive process?). I took a slow acting laxative (Miralax per my endo) and increased my hydration. The issues cleared up after a week and I haven't experienced any more issues for about a month now. I'm still not seeing the weight loss benefits, but my blood sugar numbers are still down dramatically (A1c down from 13 to 7.1 since June) which is my priority. Thanks again for the update. Wishing you continued success on your journey!

    • @Sparkles3614
      @Sparkles3614 Před rokem +2

      I was on Ozempic, and am no longer on it. It caused pancreatitis for me. My primary doctor had two other patients who also had the same outcome. Now on my medical records it shows I'm allergic to it. Ozempic made me feel nauseous every day. It just wasn't worth feeling sick every day. I am on Trulicity and Tresiba. I'm doing okay for now.

    • @christiepeterson9259
      @christiepeterson9259 Před rokem +2

      How long were you experiencing heart palpitations before you stopped taking the Ozempic?

    • @jenleigh342
      @jenleigh342 Před rokem +1

      Hey just a suggestion for you for being regular, PROBIOTICS! I very been taking them since 1995 and they not only break down your food but they also regulate YEAST FOR a ladies perfect health! You can get the cheaper Walgreens or CVS brands as Align and the Culterelle name brands are $$$$.

    • @araceliapritchard168
      @araceliapritchard168 Před 10 měsíci

      Wow!!! That's awesome. A1C down to 7.1

  • @robertmakesvideos
    @robertmakesvideos Před rokem +1

    I needed this video sooo much thank you thank you thank you I am so afraid to stop Ozempic but it is soooo harsh. I'm proud of you and thank you for helping me!! I appreciate you!

  • @PATULOCA
    @PATULOCA Před rokem

    Thank you for sharing your results I truly appreciate it and cannot wait to see more videos from you

  • @beyond60withjae5
    @beyond60withjae5 Před 2 lety +22

    Thank you for this video. I’ve been taking Ozempic for almost a year, and I’ve finally at a point where I don’t experience the nausea anymore. I’m at the lowest dosage, and after finally getting relief from the nausea, I’m contemplating going to the next level. However, I’m nervous about increasing because I don’t want to possibly experience any other side effects. My A1C has gotten down to 6.5 (had gotten up to 7.4 before my doctor pout me on Ozempic). So thankful I found your channel. Bless You! ❤️

    • @tricebx718
      @tricebx718 Před 2 lety +2

      Hello the nauseous lasted a year ? Oh now . I took my first shot and the nausea just started

    • @beyond60withjae5
      @beyond60withjae5 Před 2 lety +3

      @@tricebx718 the length nausea is different for everyone. But what help to relieve the nausea for me was Ginger Chews. They’re an all natural (slice of dehydrated ginger and sweetened with honey). Every time I started getting that feeling, I chewed on a ginger chew, and that feeling instantly went away! Hopefully this will help you should you have nausea issues.

  • @kimee757
    @kimee757 Před 2 lety +5

    I started taking Ozempic last year (5/21) I actually watched your video on how to inject it. It suppresses my appetite like crazy! I take the 0.25 dose. Don't think I'll move up. November, life got a lil hectic for me. My mother had a mild heart attack (triple bypass, surgery a success, recovering at rehab) & life went into overdrive. I started having heart palpitations. I was beyond stressed out, nervous & my body was reacting! I remember watching your video where you stated you started having heart palpitations too. I thought ok, well I'm gonna stop taking the Ozempic because, even though I'd been taking it for 7months, it was still the "newest" medication. I too went to the doctor & told her what was happening. My pressure & pulse were good. It was stress & nerves. She said your body is not liking the stress. Fast forward, my mother is doing well, my body has calmed down, no more extreme stress or nervousness. I just started back taking the 0.25 dose & no adverse side effects, however, I'm paying attention to my body. Super good update & thank you for being so transparent.

  • @DrewRueDoo
    @DrewRueDoo Před rokem

    Thank you so much for sharing this. It's hard to find people's experiences after coming off Ozempic.

  • @TeaWithKarin
    @TeaWithKarin Před rokem

    Firstly I have to say you are such a beautiful girl, both inside and out. ♥️ I love that you are first of all real and authentic to you and I love your open honesty on this journey. Keep up the brilliant work, weight loss or otherwise you are doing the right thing in addressing your health and wellbeing first over vanity. Love your work. 😘

  • @denisefranco5490
    @denisefranco5490 Před 2 lety +3

    Thank you so much for educating everyone about different reactions and outcomes! We are all very different!! Has anyone else felt extremely tired on the .5?

    • @maggiem3386
      @maggiem3386 Před 2 lety

      Yes very much so, plus I have the heart palps too and the nausea is unreal.

  • @mbiehl2
    @mbiehl2 Před 2 lety +9

    I’ve been on Ozempic since Oct 2021 and I’ve noticed a decrease in appetite and have lost a few pounds. Very little nausea on my current dose. A1c before starting Ozempic was 5.7 and after being on the drug dropped to 5.3. In mainly taking the drug to help with appetite reduction. Thus far I’ve not experienced the heart palpitations. Thanks for sharing you’re experiences.

  • @nanetted0617
    @nanetted0617 Před 2 lety

    So happy for you!! Looks like you found your way. 😊

  • @rc-r104
    @rc-r104 Před rokem

    Very clear explanation - thank you, and glad you're feeling better...

  • @kingoffacebook8178
    @kingoffacebook8178 Před rokem +10

    I started Ozempic in June (2022) with the .5, went up to 1 mg. in July and just started on 2 mg. today. I’ve lost 40 pounds since I started taking it. There’s a constant slight stomach discomfort but we’ll worth it for me. I plan on going cold Turkey in November because I want to eat a normal Thanksgiving dinner LOL! But overall I plan on staying on Ozempic until I can’t.
    Thanks for the info! It was a big help👍👍

  • @ummsalamah7711
    @ummsalamah7711 Před 2 lety

    I'm on Ozempic also. I'm glad you figured out your treatment plan

  • @helenhines2712
    @helenhines2712 Před rokem +1

    You're articulate and seemed very intelligent. I have type 2 diabetes and about 20 lbs over weight. I was approved for Ozempic, and I am excited to try it out, not only to help me with my diabetes but to help to get rid of this excess weight. I know 20 lbs isn't a lot for most people, but for me, being a thin person my whole life and then having to deal with this little bit of excess weight has been a huge struggle for me. I'm hoping this medication will help. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. You've answered a lot of questions for me and been very helpful. I wish you all the best moving forward on your health journey. Take care....😊

  • @super.papaya
    @super.papaya Před 2 lety +10

    I'm glad I came across your video. When I started ozempic back in 2019 I started having heart palpation and pvc. I asked over and over again if this was the cause of it and was told no. Now studies are coming out saying it can cause heart problems. I'm in the process of making changes in my diabetes care plan and I'm nervous about changing things. I know it has to be done to feel better. I don't feel like I'm alone in this situation. Thank you!

    • @ebayguy38
      @ebayguy38 Před rokem

      same thing happened to me recently. I was having heart palpitations and felt awful tbh. told my doc who had me at 1mg he wants me to go to. 25mg. we'll see what I decide.

  • @dbdcrafts6542
    @dbdcrafts6542 Před 2 lety +7

    Hello, I stumbled on your video today and found it very interesting. First off, I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes about a year ago and because my AIC kept creeping up even though I was managing my diet, etc., they put me on Ozempic. I am just now taking my second dose of the .5ml. I have not noticed very many side affects, just the occasional nausea but it doesn't progress and goes away pretty quickly. I have lost 38 pounds and counting, which is really nice. It also ended my 5 year battle with diarrhea and the need to take two Imodium twice daily to control it. I have also experienced the need to eat several small meals a day instead of the basic 3 meals. I'm going to go back and watch your journey with Ozempic because the heart palpitations terrifies me since my sister died three years ago from a side affect of her cancer medication involving her perfectly healthy heart. Her chemo drug stopped her heart and ended her life on the 4th day of taking it. On a side note, please don't let anyone body shame you! This is 2022 people and we seem to be able to accept different ethnicities and sexual orientation, but we still have trouble with acceptance of those who are not the perfect looking size 2. Even Hollywood who has cast a "skinny" person (Rene Zellweger) in another movie, placing her in a "fat suit" instead of hiring a plus sized actress for the role of the plus sized character. That is what is shameful and unacceptable, not the appearance of someone who is plus size. You are beautiful, just the way you are. And if you wish to change the way you look or lose weight to better your health, that is your right but it doesn't make you any more beautiful than who you are right now! Judging someone for their size and/or appearance is never ok, you never know what another person is going through and unless you've walked in their shoes, just love and be accepting. Kindness matters!

  • @RICOLOP1
    @RICOLOP1 Před rokem

    Thank you for sharing. Well - I started my new journey with ozempic yesterday 6/4/23 at the lowest dosage so far. No symptoms so far !!! I found your videos just by looking and searching because i wanted to know how to do my first needle and watch your video on how to do and I thank you for that. Lets see what happens. I do walk everyday 45 min everyday and also work at my house in the yard. So I will be definitely be watching all your videos.

  • @DALECHAN
    @DALECHAN Před měsícem

    Clear concise and everything you are saying makes sense… i love your content❤

  • @OblongPolkaDots
    @OblongPolkaDots Před rokem +18

    I had tachycardia and was sent to a cardiologist, then an endocrinologist and THAT is how I was diagnosed with Grave's Disease. I totally understand what you mean about feeling like your heart is going to burst out of your chest. It's scary. I'm so glad that you were able to make a change that made you feel better.

    • @captain6167
      @captain6167 Před rokem +1

      Was that made by using ozempic??? 😮😮😮😮

    • @ashleydiamond155
      @ashleydiamond155 Před rokem +2

      I had Graves’ disease too. It took them a year to diagnose me, until I was in the icu from having a thyroid storm.

  • @williamyorkolepossum
    @williamyorkolepossum Před rokem +4

    Ditto! I had the same reaction. Weight loss was wonderful. Control was much better
    BUT I was very tired and somewhat depressed mentally. It finally got so bad I had to
    quit taking it after a visit to my Cardiologist. I feel much better and the weight has not
    returned.

  • @A2G999
    @A2G999 Před rokem

    Thank you! I’m glad I found this and your information on this!

  • @dobnerk
    @dobnerk Před 11 měsíci

    Thanks so much for this review. It's great to hear someone's first-hand experience with Ozempic. I've been tempted to try it, but it seems like the easy way out. I just need to get serious with my diet.

  • @fictionkitty
    @fictionkitty Před 2 lety +81

    Thank you so much for sharing your experience with Ozempic. I started taking Ozempic about 5 weeks ago, and I immediately began watching all of your videos for information and to help me know what to expect. I have lost 13 pounds since I started, and I'm pretty happy with that. My doctor prescribed Ozempic off label specifically for weight loss. I have been extremely nauseated a lot of the time, though, which has been hard. You are a beautiful person, and I and many others truly appreciate what you are doing. I hope you're able to ignore any ignorant, negative comments because they are unkind and undeserved! By sharing your story, you really are helping a lot of people. Wishing you continued success on your journey!

    • @teresakeyes9983
      @teresakeyes9983 Před rokem

      I found my stomach was in knots. Lots of wind and burping. Taking it 8 months now

    • @leosun2206
      @leosun2206 Před rokem

      How did you get your Dr to prescribe it off-label for weight loss? Were you having other issues like being pre-diabetic?

    • @orlykhaimov2036
      @orlykhaimov2036 Před rokem

      Did u gain back after you stopped ozempic?

    • @HJ-si7hd
      @HJ-si7hd Před rokem +1

      @@leosun2206 My doctor just prescribed me Ozempic only for weight loss. I'm not diabetic or pre-diabetic, but I do have an autoimmune disease that prevents weight loss.

    • @ltd4895
      @ltd4895 Před rokem

      @@leosun2206 PCOS and insulin resistance

  • @subellekazooti9589
    @subellekazooti9589 Před rokem +6

    Thank you for putting this out there. I've been on Ozempic with no side effects. However, it is chronically on back order due to the demand, so I have been on and off a couple of times. During my off times, I continue to lose weight because of my dietary changes, and my blood sugar is under great control. I'm postmenopausal and happy with my results thus far.

  • @stephanieali6083
    @stephanieali6083 Před 2 lety

    Omg, I just found your channel and my doctor just put me on Ozempic & I didn’t get it because it cost almost 300.00$ to fill. I said I wouldn’t pay that much money for something I didn’t know would make me sick. I can’t wait to see your other videos

  • @annieisenhower8138
    @annieisenhower8138 Před 2 lety

    Excellent video. So very informative. Thanks for sharing.

  • @LivingMyBestLife517
    @LivingMyBestLife517 Před 2 lety +7

    You look fabulous. I’m happy to hear about your journey. Ozempic made me soooo sick. I couldn’t hack it. I haven’t gained my appetite back that much after going off it. I hated that drug, but glad it works for some. The slower you lose the weight, the better, in my opinion. I realized I just had to come to peace with food and figure it out naturally, without medication.

    • @danastewart7953
      @danastewart7953 Před rokem

      My other primary doctor put me on Ozempic knowing I had heart palpitations had for 12 years. I took one dose and have been sick for 3 weeks can’t eat or drink but pushing floods but wound up in ER. My former primary put me on strongest dose 😡. I can’t take and she knew it because of palpations and also Barretts Disease and Ulcer Coilitis. The ER doctor said he had treated several with the Ozempic very sick and he said same problem no eating or drinking having to force drinking just to stay hydrated but still ended up in ER getting fluids. They have tried several meds on me and because of gastric haven’t been able to take but this one she should have NEVER given me 😢.

  • @crystalogburn8792
    @crystalogburn8792 Před 2 lety +3

    Thank you for doing this update! You look so beautiful Mila!

  • @pamela7244
    @pamela7244 Před 2 lety +2

    Thank you so much for sharing. I also began getting really horrible anxiety, heart racing, and shortness of breath. It was horrible. Glad I saw your video!

  • @l_demoness_l
    @l_demoness_l Před 7 měsíci +1

    I have Type 1 Diabetes, and my PCOS symptoms have been escalating. Birth control helps, but I’m heavier than I’ve ever been, can’t control the cravings, on insulin injections because insurance is a pain, and going to the gym and dieting is doing nothing. I’m scared to test this due to low blood sugars, but I’m sick of diagnoses taking over my body right now. I’m hoping my symptoms will be low! All three doctors involved have approved me for this, so I’m really hoping it helps. Thank you for sharing so much information. It’s helping me ease into the process.

  • @lauralclinton6158
    @lauralclinton6158 Před 2 lety +63

    I'm glad to know that you didn't regain and have continued to lose. Congratulations. I haven't had nausea or heart palpitations, but it explains a lot about the exhaustion. I'm at point 1, and have noticed that it really controls my appetite. I'm down 25 pounds in 3 months. I'll stay on it for a bit longer, and will adopt better eating habits while on it.

    • @michelebradley7813
      @michelebradley7813 Před 2 lety +3

      Congratulations 🎊 Anytime you find a way that leads to better health, take it. I have 2 relatives & 1 very dear friend, all are on the fence re: Ozembic despite their Dr. suggesting it. I ask all 3 the same question: "How many morbidly obese Diabetecs have you seen over age 70?" The answer was ZERO. I'm going to share this vlog w/them with the hope that they'll realize they have nothing to lose (but weight) & good health to gain. Thanks for sharing your story. Be BLESSED 🙌🏾

    • @missbeaussie
      @missbeaussie Před 2 lety

      Hi do you have any updates since you wrote this?

  • @CanadaSB
    @CanadaSB Před 2 lety +10

    Thank you for the great personal information. I have been on Ozempic for the past 9 months and suffer at different level from all the symptoms that you described in your previous videos (except for the tachycardia). While the product has helped me a great deal with my diabetes type 2 management (A1C now around 7.8 from 11.6). Unfortunately the regular bouts of nausea are getting difficult to deal with. I was hoping that the negative side effects would subside over time but they actually appear to be getting worst. While I feel a bit trapped at this point, I truly appreciate your sharing your experience. You gave me a bit of perspective on potential alternatives. Great job, THANK YOU! (P.S. I subscribed - LoL)

    • @wandasines279
      @wandasines279 Před 2 lety

      Slvan
      I've been taking Ozempic for 6 months then started having diarrhea vomiting had to stop

    • @missbeaussie
      @missbeaussie Před 2 lety

      ❤️ how are you doing now?

    • @gmacake3550
      @gmacake3550 Před rokem +1

      My A1C was 12.4. started ozempic and in 3 months down to 8.3 another 3 months, 7.4. last A1C in Aug 6.6!
      I do get nausea or at least queasiness 1-2 days after injection. I was losing weight like crazy due to my high blood sugars, so hard to tell how much I lost due to Ozempic. I went from around 200lbs to current 135. I have days with little appetite or no appetite, and some days I am hungry. I have noticed some afib. Sometimes, not often, I skip a week Injection to give myself a break from the nausea. My doctor also has now prescribed Zofran for my nausea, so that helps. If you can hang in, the symptoms will decrease and maybe even eventually go away.

  • @rociobranz6957
    @rociobranz6957 Před 2 lety +2

    You are amazing.. Self love, continue to know your self, meditate, journal. Don’t take anything personal #

  • @Patches9427
    @Patches9427 Před 5 měsíci

    Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and creating this video! It sounds so similar to what I’ve been going through . I couldn’t figure out why out of the blue my heart rate would be elevated in the mornings, and I’d wake up lightheaded and dizzy.😕

  • @jovicole4898
    @jovicole4898 Před 2 lety +18

    I’m soooo excited to have found you! My insurance just approved ozempic and I started last night! Diagnosed with Type 2 last month and have been searching for information. Thank you for all you have done to get the information out.

    • @keipearlz
      @keipearlz Před 2 lety +5

      You are in the right space.I am 8 months in with my diagnosis and this channel has been a wealth of information. welcome to the fold

    • @TheHangryWoman
      @TheHangryWoman  Před 2 lety +4

      Thank you so much! I was in the same boat when I started and was kind of skeptical because there wasn’t much info out there! I know my experience isn’t the only one, but I always hope it’s helpful in terms of what could happen (even though I’m out of the norm on being allergic!)

    • @TheHangryWoman
      @TheHangryWoman  Před 2 lety +3

      You are so kind, thank you!

    • @keipearlz
      @keipearlz Před 2 lety +1

      @@TheHangryWoman thank YOU for your kindness and all the sharing you do.I honestly was so lost and bewildered when I was diagnosed and it was comforting to find a black woman on youtube that I could resonate with.

    • @Becky_in_Tucson
      @Becky_in_Tucson Před 2 lety +3

      Good luck to you! I think it is a wonderful medication for a lot of people. Hope you find it helpful.

  • @shanegoins2965
    @shanegoins2965 Před rokem +3

    Yep my wife's been taking ozempic and she's having the same symptoms as you were..she has been dealing with heart palpitations years before starting ozempic and we could not figure out what was causing her palpitation to come back thanks so much for posting your concerns of the issues you were having with ozempic.. greatly appreciated...

    • @dw7939
      @dw7939 Před rokem

      Does she have Dysautonomia/POTs? I've been thinking about trying Ozempic but I already deal with tachycardia from Dysautonomia.

  • @PD-nz5rk
    @PD-nz5rk Před 2 lety

    All the best to you on this journey.

  • @nahnisjourney1406
    @nahnisjourney1406 Před rokem

    Thank you for sharing your beautiful journey.

  • @asiathompson9534
    @asiathompson9534 Před rokem +25

    I’m so happy I found your channel! I just started ozempic and my resting heart rate has increased and my heart randomly starts racing. Sometimes it’s so bad that it’s hard to sleep. I’m not taking a third shot (I just took my second, but my heart rate increased almost immediately after the first) thank you for sharing your experience!

  • @usc7564
    @usc7564 Před rokem +39

    Hi, I’m so sorry to bug you with this. But I was basically forced to come off ozempic about 3months ago (I’m in Australia and we have a shortage). In that time, I regained nearly 10kgs (I went from 72kg to 81kg). It’s been a really depressing time for me. Just wanted to vent to someone. Thx for your help. I really enjoy your content. 🙏

    • @dorianacorda4499
      @dorianacorda4499 Před rokem

      USC75 I am also in Aus and that has been my experience too, putting back on 10kg in 4 months - very frustrating after all the hard work to lose it in the first place…I don’t know why they can’t increase production to meet the demand….

    • @usc7564
      @usc7564 Před rokem +1

      @@dorianacorda4499 Ikr, (I’m just going to apologise in advance because I really went off on a few tangents here, I just hope you have the patience to get to end of this, 🙏 & whether you agree with my assessment of what I think is going on. it’s started, for example, going to buy groceries: there’s very few to no fruit/veg/meat, even bread is always sold out, BUT even if you are lucky enough to actually get what’s on your shopping list (is it just me being dramatic or not, lemme know if things are the same where you are), food prices in (Brisbane area) have gone up by about 30% on average, and what about keeping a roof over your head (I’m a renter, and while I had planned on moving when we were at the 2yr mark, I really did a deep search for any available properties in our area, there was so few, and all were way over our budget. I mean I don’t know, but are they (the owner/landlords) really paying that much more in interest that it justifies this hike in price. I’m doubtful, but I don’t know. And my next gripe is petrol, they (our politicians/government have the ability to keep the fuel prices down, but they’re not. It’s a non issue for them cos I take it they’re driving company car & they get free company fuel card. Its irrelevant now, the election is over, theres no need to bs people with bs lies and false hope.
      I was going to share my trip to east Germany when I was a kid, but I think ill save it for another time, lol.
      P.s. Just wanted to know if anyone else has noticed the discrepancy of price of fuel and op shops, I mean specifically the area mixup. In the nicer areas, both the price of fuel, and what op shop/charity shops sell is usually better quality and cheaper than similar op shops in crappy areas (tho I’ll admit it was usually always the bigger chains that did these price hikes eg. Lifeline, Salvos etc. I’m sorry again if you even made it this far. I think this is a sign that I need someone to talk to cos I’m literally venting on CZcams 😔🤷‍♀️Thank you and sorry it was off topic, but I got my stories mixed up.

    • @katherinecha3179
      @katherinecha3179 Před rokem +2

      I'm off ozempic because the shortage it's a matter of mind over matter. Don't eat cheese no sugar heaps of water protien as this keeps you full. Do what u dud while on ozempic it will do the same thing. Go for a walk even a short walk.

    • @Pinay_in_Hawaii
      @Pinay_in_Hawaii Před rokem +3

      Going through that now here in Hawaii, only in the first month still. I'm gaining weight back, cravings have returned and struggling with focus and depression as well. You're not alone. 🥺

    • @usc7564
      @usc7564 Před rokem +2

      @@dorianacorda4499 Right, there’s no problem getting enough vaccines out there 🤷🏻‍♀️. But I guess potentially saving the healthcare system the costs associated with diseases directly linked to obesity eg. Diabetes, isn’t high on their priority list. It’s frustrating cos I’ve also seen the ads for wegovy (which is exactly the same as ozempic, but apparently specifically intended for use in weight loss). I’ve asked my local chemist every time I go in (for about the last 6months or more) and they have no idea when it’ll be available again. Also take into consideration, even when it is, unless you’re diabetic, you’re unlikely going to get it because they obviously have priority. I’m hoping that situation will change when they finally bring wegovy to our shelves. They try to get you with “prescriptions”, but we all know that’s not the issue. Any decent gp, knows how effective this drug is for weight loss, and I’ve had no problem getting a prescription. It’s like we said, it’s just the availability issue. Anyway sorry for rambling on, just had to have a bit of a vent, lol 😂. Hopefully it’s back on shelves soon 🤞

  • @lindadoucher5554
    @lindadoucher5554 Před 2 lety

    Do not worry about what people say. God Bless you!!!

  • @janinetoliver5455
    @janinetoliver5455 Před 11 měsíci

    Thank you for sharing your story! Gives people hope that they can keep the weight off!!

  • @michellec2899
    @michellec2899 Před rokem +5

    Just be you honey!! I lost 128 lbs using the 2009 Canada food guide,it took 18 months to loose it. The food guide explains portions sizes.
    I started with learning how to eat properly and how to cook properly, I lost 10 lbs a month,for the first 4 months.
    After that I started walking, about a year and a half later I added very easy yoga,
    ( Simply yoga,)with Yolanda , she’s Australian on u tube , yes it took me time to learn ,but I did my best.
    I started when I was 48 & now I’m 62 ,I did gain back 30lbs due to life stressors.
    And by the way I was 285lbs. I still walk daily, stick to eating clean real food ,and I don’t eat red meat.
    I wish you all the best my dear, take good care. Cuddles from Canada 🧘‍♀🌺🌸🇬🇧🇨🇦M

  • @desert_moon
    @desert_moon Před 2 lety +6

    I first heard of LADA 25yrs ago when my daughter was diagnosed at age 6 with type 1 diabetes. I think LADA is probably more common than we realize, and often gets misdiagnosed as type 2 initially.

  • @ARLITA4545
    @ARLITA4545 Před rokem

    I loved the education you provided in this video!

  • @vitositaliancucina
    @vitositaliancucina Před rokem

    Yes, everyone is different, you've got to let the negative comments go, it's not worth the mental stress. YOU are doing Great and I really appreciate you taking the immense time it takes to share your experience. Salute'

  • @stephaniem895
    @stephaniem895 Před rokem +4

    Was hospitalized in ICU for 4 days nov 2022 and diagnosed out of nowhere with LADA. A year later it’s been proabably one of the most emotionally frustrating things to accept and deal with. And the weight gain and or weight not dropping unless I do extremely unsustainable and dangerous , things like starving myself, exercise two times a day, skipping insulin,etc
    I’m hoping to start ozempic soon nd it helps with weight loss…but sustainable weight loss that won’t immediately come back

  • @nikkibayo
    @nikkibayo Před rokem

    You poor thing…I sure hope and pray all of these side effects have went away. I pray you continue to be successful on your journey, and that it all works out smoothly!

  • @douggriffin1260
    @douggriffin1260 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for sharing - I am 6 weeks currently on Ozempic at .25 (extended 2 weeks due to nausea) and now know that just like your experience - it works great but is not for me. I will be asking my dr for me to not take anymore. Thank you - exactly what I am experiencing.
    Love it but cannot handle the side effects.

  • @jennyjo798
    @jennyjo798 Před 2 lety +4

    I am so glad I found your channel! I have been taking Ozempic now for going in 3 weeks. So far so good. I have had some stomach pain, nausea, and tiredness, but that's about it. I really hope that this helps me. My doctor actually put me in it specifically for weight loss assistance. I have tried just about everything under the sun to lose weight with no avail. I am so glad you were able to find what works for you! I will be following your journeys! Thanks for the videos about this!

    • @mjrich6572
      @mjrich6572 Před 2 lety

      What mg did you start out on? My dr started me out on 1mg

    • @hudafarooq1127
      @hudafarooq1127 Před 2 lety +1

      Hey. Just checking up on your Weight loss. Has it been good? My Dr started me on it for weight loss too. My first ever Dose was yesterday.

    • @jennyjo798
      @jennyjo798 Před 2 lety

      @@hudafarooq1127 I have been slowly losing weight. Which usually if it happens more slowly then hopefully it will stay off. I really hope it helps you too!

    • @paumiller74
      @paumiller74 Před 2 lety

      I lost weight very slowly on the starter dose but when i got to 1 mg I've lost 10 pounds in 5 months. Mu insurance only pays for 1 mg. Wish i could bump it up to 2

  • @daniellepepper-krin3733
    @daniellepepper-krin3733 Před 2 lety +22

    My doctor called me TODAY to come into the office to try Ozempic. I’m in pre-diabetes category on top of PCOS and thyroid issues. I’m so excited to try it.

    • @robpattfan1
      @robpattfan1 Před 2 lety +1

      How’s your experience so far?

    • @awaitthegroom
      @awaitthegroom Před 2 lety +1

      HI Danielle- you have everything I have had for many years. I wish I had had Ozempic years ago- I had PCOS then too. I hope it all goes well for you- I have found my anxiety etc has gone as I feel so much better and I look like I did when I was much younger. I hope it all goes well for you. Doctors have been my biggest problem with their lack of endocrine knowledge and their interaction and how to treat someone properly. I really wish you well.

    • @kaye4971
      @kaye4971 Před 2 lety

      You're dealing with everything I have, how are you doing so far. I'm just starting week 2. I will be doing my 1st weigh-in over the weekend. My thyroid has caused me to gain 45 lbs in 3 years I'm really hoping this works.

    • @msbonita562
      @msbonita562 Před 2 lety

      I want to try this too .I also have hyperthyroidism and gain massive weight ..Does insurance cover it

    • @WomanTakenBytheWind
      @WomanTakenBytheWind Před 2 lety

      That sounds like everyone I know who has cushings. Those are symptoms of a pituitary tumor + adrenal disease. My pcos symptoms went away after surgery for Cushing’s.

  • @domenicafilleti5274
    @domenicafilleti5274 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for doing this CZcams video and discussing your journey

  • @aurora24601
    @aurora24601 Před 2 lety

    I’m happy for you, thanks for the video 🌼

  • @diakonosministry
    @diakonosministry Před 2 lety +4

    Here in australia ozempic is only approved for type 2 diabetics. We are now having supply issues because unscrupulous online doctors are prescribing it here for people to just lose weight and so diabetics, like myself, cannot get their medication to balance blood glucose levels. So this comment is to those online doctors who are prescribing this in australia for people other than diabetics to please stop until those with the approved by TGA use can get the meds first.

  • @mangomochi
    @mangomochi Před 2 lety +4

    Thank you for making this video! I was diagnosed as having LADA about a year ago and have started taking Ozempic 3 weeks ago. I'm not thrilled to start upping the dose to 0.5mg because I'm pretty sure it won't be fun to experience, but I will be quick to stop this med if my quality of life begins to suffer. LADA is tricky and I'm very grateful for the content you put out here!

    • @k.c5010
      @k.c5010 Před 2 lety

      I had my first does last Monday, did you have any bad nausea?

    • @lifeiseverything9
      @lifeiseverything9 Před 2 lety +1

      I am I didn't get proper nausea but 0.5mg gives very good weight loss without loose skin, but I am 1mg and it doesn't give weight loss for me, so I will go but to 0.5mg, but with 0.5mg my heart beat so fast, and short breathe. But I will try it again and see how it works this time around

  • @usa3479
    @usa3479 Před 2 lety +1

    Same here with your symptoms but also horrible constipation and some hair loss . I also seem to get hyperglycemic at times .When I would take my glucose readings sometimes they were in the very low 70’s . I was losing weight steadily which was good but not the other symptoms so I figured what was going on with the constipation and lowered my dosage . So far no more problems except for the heart palpitations occasionally. I’ve been thinking that it might also be the Ozempic doing this but hearing you talk about your palpitations tells me yep that’s what’s doing it. I. really hate to stop taking it because my A1C was just 5 this blood work and cholesterol levels were down and blood pressure too. I lowered the level this past week so I’m keeping a close watch on any symptoms I might be having. Thanks for the information I am going to subscribe. 👍

  • @annetteq7910
    @annetteq7910 Před 2 lety +1

    Wow! Thanks for your honesty. I am on Wegovy and am having many side effects including palpitations. May have to check with my doctor as I was going to do a heart monitor.

  • @barbieroberson9410
    @barbieroberson9410 Před 2 lety +29

    I’m in week 9. Did .25 for 2 week and .50 since. I love Ozempic. My A1C is under control and I have energy and I have lost 28.5 pounds. In one mind set It is amazing how meds are just different for different people. But we are all meeting the meds in a different space with different conditions so it is actually science. I’m so glad you are loving your current plan. Here is to the rest of YOUR journey. It will be a great one!!!

    • @Becky_in_Tucson
      @Becky_in_Tucson Před 2 lety +2

      Wow -- good for you! I wish it was working that well for me, but I'm so happy to hear this.

    • @Merm35
      @Merm35 Před 2 lety +4

      I love being on Ozempic! A1C is great…. Down 35lbs…..

    • @egastap
      @egastap Před 2 lety +3

      Totally agree. I am on 1mg per week. Blood sugar under control. Lost 52 lbs in the space of 3 months. I'm back to the weight I was when I was 18. Feel great.....except for a wheezy tummy I get usually a day after I inject. My wife is on 0.5Mg per week. Similar weight loss (40lbs) in 3 months. I've been on Ozempic for almost two years. I am impressed with the outcomes. Portion size decreased dramatically. Haven't lost any more weight since the initial 3 month period, which is a good thing.

    • @reginalukaszun3333
      @reginalukaszun3333 Před 2 lety

      Ty for your video and info. Question iam loosing hair and think its Ozempic have been taking for 5 months. Now will stop let's see if hair problem goes away.

    • @missbeaussie
      @missbeaussie Před 2 lety +3

      @@reginalukaszun3333 please get your thyroid, vitamin D, iron and vitamin B checked. Hair loss is a symptom of deficiency or issues with thyroid.