SteadyWillow69
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It is a fire extinguisher
I'm currently on a pen that has sixty increments, where each one delivers a quarter milligram. The packaging warns that these increments ar…
Aug 4
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It is a fire extinguisher
Another thing that surprised me is these hairs above my eyes have started returning again haha
Aug 3
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It is a fire extinguisher
I've been using the medication for 57 days now and dropped 19 pounds overall. Began with 2.5 milligrams weekly across the first four weeks …
Aug 2
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It is a fire extinguisher
I'm grateful for the support. I've been discharged from the emergency department. Apparently my liver is busy clearing out the excess fat, …
Jun 27
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It is a fire extinguisher
Your response has been the most positive one I've received yet and I've taken all the suggestions on board. On day six I had the next injec…
Jun 27
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It is a fire extinguisher
It's been nearly four days, or about 92 hours, since I got my initial shot, and the effects seem to be fading already. When I got up today,…
Jun 22
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It is a fire extinguisher
My blood sugar levels have been moving around in that warning area for five years now. The most recent reading came in at 5.8 after I reduc…
Jun 20
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It is a fire extinguisher
Yeah Reta seems nicer than Tirz though I obtained some without paying anything so that's the one I started taking.
Jun 19
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It is a fire extinguisher
My hair has been thinning and I suspect the liver condition is leading to insulin problems that then produce an oily scalp. I've begun this…
Jun 19
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It is a fire extinguisher
Yeah, you're spot on. Already noticing changes in myself. When my partner got that takeout brought over I had to leave the area right away …
Jun 19
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It is a fire extinguisher
I heard a podcast the other day that talked about testing for TSH levels so now I'm considering whether I should get mine checked as well g…
Jun 19
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Wegovy vs Reta
I’ve never used a needle before and I recently found out I have trypanophobia that triggers a vasovagal response, which happens unconscious…
Jun 9
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Wegovy vs Reta
My insurance covers the treatment fully. I’m thinking of asking my doctor to switch the prescription to Mounjaro because Tirz is a second-g…
Jun 9
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Wegovy vs Reta
Isn’t Wegovy the safer option compared with Reta? I’m worried about how to reconstitute Reta, what dosing schedule to follow, and the anhed…
Jun 9