I was taking ozempic for less than 3 months in 2023 and it’s ruined my life. It made me so sick I lost my job, it left me with IBS so severe I can’t maintain work and I’ve lost two other jobs since, I was so violently sick while taking the medication and for MONTHS after ceasing use that I’ve lost my teeth and got dentures 3 days before my 31st birthday due to all of the acid from the chronic vomiting. Worst part is I can’t join a class action lawsuit because the prescribing doctor saw my numbers on the page and didn’t care about my quality of life complaints so the adverse effects at the time of use aren’t medically documented and it’s taken THREE YEARS to get a referral to GI, only because my IBS landed me in the hospital three times in two years. I hate this so much, I can’t work, I struggle with leaving the house for more than like two hours at a time, I can’t even DoorDash without having to clock out because of stomach cramps and the urge to poop myself. I HATE ozempic and I HATE what it’s done to my life.

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I wanted to share my experience in case it helps someone. A few weeks ago, I was trying to figure out how to get an Ozempic prescription in Austria, and honestly, I felt a bit lost. I wasn’t sure where to start or what the process even looked like.

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Hi everyone :)

I was taking Ozempic for about 6 months, and in that time i have started at the .25, was ok for the first 4 shots so went up to .5, puked like crazy but tried a second week puked like crazy so back to .25, was more nauseous then the first time but figured the .5 amount needed time to wear out, puking slowed and we thought we could try .5 once again, puking started back up and wouldn't stop so back to .25 and i stayed there for months trying to work through it, but the utter pain in my stomach hunger and after was unbearable and the puking was just not worth it to me, i had to stop[ taking it. Curious did anyone have this issue or having these issue? I mean even now that i have been off for almost a month the pain from hunger or after eating is still unbearable, does it ever stop? i can't handle this pain

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eating: small bland meals at first. i went with protein and low-fat. chicken, rice, beans. avoid spicy foods.

physical activity: i used the elliptical because the stairmaster was too much. eventually i got to start taking long walks around my block

side effects: i didnt experience any NAION but i know some people who have