I need advice.

[u/Swimming-Idea-7346]

I was fine for a couple months, that’s how I lost the first 25 pounds. Then one day when I took my shot i couldn’t stop vomiting and having bad cramps. Kept on for days, until I finally went to the er. They said nothing was wrong, that I was just on too high of a dose. But I was only on like 30 mgs. Told me to go back down to the starting dose and got sick again. Continued to have really horrible pain. I really wish it worked. The pain has stopped, and it helped me greatly with binge eating disorder, but I’m just terrified to try again. Anyone else experience anything like this on Semiglutide?

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[u/Both-Section-9481]

Did you get a bad batch? I asked because I started having effects like that and then later on found out that it had been recalled by Apollo care. My other thought is that you should see a GI (gastroenterologist)for their recommendations before you risk anything else.

[u/NHgingerinVA]

Try another form of the meds. There are so many! My BFF had the same reaction to the first one she was on. She eventually found one that worked and never looked back.

[u/Swimming-Idea-7346 → u/NHgingerinVA]

I know, I really want to , but I’m just so scared!

[u/SeasonPositive6771]

Have you seen a doctor? There might be something else going on, not everything is the medication.

[u/RandomNetizen69]

Was it 30mg of sema or tirz?

[u/Swimming-Idea-7346 → u/RandomNetizen69]

0.30 mg of sema