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Curious about what to know when you’re starting or thinking about trying a new medicine? Your go-to should always be your healthcare provider, but you might also find some helpful info below!
The timeframe for observing changes with medication can differ depending on individual reactions. It's advisable to discuss realistic expectations with your healthcare provider.

In a 68-week clinical trial comprising 1,961 adults with obesity or excess weight and associated medical conditions, participants experienced an average weight loss of approximately 15% of their body weight, equivalent to around 35 lbs. In contrast, those receiving a placebo exhibited only about a 2.5% reduction in body weight, approximately 6 lbs on average. The study commenced with an average initial weight of approximately 232 lbs for both groups.

In a 68-week medical investigation involving overweight adults with related health conditions, individuals who utilized Wegovy™ in conjunction with a reduced-calorie meal plan and increased physical activity demonstrated promising outcomes. Nevertheless, 7% of Wegovy™ users (92 individuals) discontinued the study due to side effects, compared to 3.1% of those taking the placebo (20 individuals).

Should you encounter symptoms like nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, constipation, stomach pain, headache, fatigue, dizziness, bloating, belching, gas, or heartburn during the course of this medication, it is crucial to promptly notify your healthcare provider.
Certainly, as long as your last dose was administered two days or more prior, you can switch the day of the week on which you take it.
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General Questions

Yes, it's recommended to take it at a time that suits you best, on the same day each week.
The choice is yours—whether to take your medication with or without food.
Take the missed dose as soon as you remember, provided the next one is more than 48 hours away. If the next dose is due within two days, do not administer the missed dose; wait for the next scheduled dose. If you miss doses for over two weeks, consult your doctor to discuss the continuation of your treatment, and take the next dose on its usual day.
We use syringes for our treatments, which is best done by a professional.
DO NOT USE the medication if the liquid is not consistently clear an d colorless. Contact us immediately for a replacement.
Avoid disposing of the needle in regular household garbage. Instead, use a sturdy container with a secure lid, such as a heavy-duty plastic container, or an FDA-approved sharps disposal container.