The amount used during the original loss period was not stated and matters. Data indicate that keeping the same dose used for loss is what sustains the result. A few here manage with less, and there is little downside to testing a reduction provided weight or appetite starts to climb again. Larger losses generally call for higher ongoing amounts. The correct level is simply whatever keeps things stable; both two and four milligrams remain modest. Persistent effort to manage intake suggests the dose may not be sustainable long term. Concern about dropping too low and losing more weight is understandable in some cases.
After hitting my target following roughly eleven months on the medication I stopped abruptly and put on about fifteen pounds. Three months ago I restarted and have been lowering the amount over the past month until I reached two milligrams weekly, which I have used for the last four weeks. That level does not feel quite adequate, though I cannot tell if it is simply habit from the stronger suppression I had before. My weight has stayed within a few pounds over the month, so the dose seems partly effective yet not fully. I am curious whether others have found ways to adjust their mindset when moving from active loss into holding steady. Trials at four milligrams are mentioned as still aimed at reduction rather than maintenance.