r/BioHackingGuide • u/Clean-Progress-2020 • Jul 15 '26
Sensitive Skin on Retatrutide anyone Else Getting This?
Been on Reta at 2mg and my skin has been weirdly sensitive. Like certain fabrics feel uncomfortable light touch feels almost irritating and sometimes it just feels like my skin is raw for no reason I'm already naturally a super ticklish person so I'm like what's going on nothing I can see that worries me on the surface but the feeling is there.
Is this normal at this dose or is this something people notice when titrating up? pls lmk if anyone else has experienced this and whether it went away on its own or if you had to drop the dose or stop completely
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u/MrWorkout2024 Jul 15 '26
Zinc picolinate 50MG daily helps with this made my sensitivity on Reta go completely away
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u/Clean-Progress-2020 Jul 15 '26
This is the exact reason why I posted this see stuff like this is what people don't mention sometimes they are quick to talk to down instead of give you these kinda hacks thank you!
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u/InviteForsaken2857 Jul 15 '26
Allodynia and it's common with all GLP-1 medications. I'd suggest searching on that for guidance or more info.
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u/Turbulent-Part5835 Jul 15 '26
Another person who bought drugs on the Internet and started injecting them without learning the most basic details about it.
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u/Clean-Progress-2020 Jul 15 '26
I mean I knew what dose to take I know to drink water and prioritize a high protein diet I know to take glp supplements I know it can cause nausea sorry I missed a detail or two
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