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c/glp1women·posted 1 months ago by u/elodie_yilmaz

[Results] 60 weeks on 1.0mg, full numbers, ask me anything boring

Results Cold Box ×8

60 weeks on 1.0mg, full numbers, ask me anything boring. Posting the boring middle of the process, because the internet is full of the start and the end and nothing else.

To save the first four comments: 60 weeks and 1.0mg.

Perimenopause and all of this at once, and there is essentially nothing written about the combination anywhere.

Asked a pharmacist about the absorption question rather than the internet. Ten minutes, clear answer, done.

Corrections welcome, especially the pedantic ones. Pedantry is how this board earns its reputation.

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u/tired_ledger_ftw33 points·1 months ago·edited

Questions about oral contraceptive absorption and gastric emptying are legitimate pharmacology questions with product-specific answers. A pharmacist can answer them properly; a board cannot.

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u/ferran_laurent-16 points·1 months ago

Telogen shedding follows a period of significant weight change rather than a specific compound, and it resolves.

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u/column_dead_volume1 point·1 months ago

That trial did not enrol the population you are asking about, so it cannot answer this.

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u/zaid_roos22 points·1 months ago

Hormonal variation across the cycle affects appetite, fluid retention and subjective symptom intensity independently of anything else, which is why an unannotated log can look mysterious.

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u/karl_fischer_kev18 points·1 months ago

PCOS and insulin resistance are the thread that runs through this board

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u/elodie_yilmazOP9 points·1 months ago·edited

Correcting myself upthread: the shedding started at week 19 for me, not the week I gave.

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u/step_therapy_s8 points·1 months ago

Right, and symptom patterns tracking the cycle rather than the dose explains a lot of confusing weeks.

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u/sterile_field_steph3 points·1 months ago

cycle timing changes how the same week feels

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u/rasmus_petrescu23 points·1 months ago

Careful — anything touching pregnancy is not a board question in any form.

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u/ismael_chukwu7 points·1 months ago

This. Anything involving pregnancy or contraception goes to a clinician, and this board should keep saying so.

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u/bastian_moreau2 points·1 months ago

log the cycle alongside the dose if you want the pattern to be visible

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u/gentle_correctionMOD14 points·1 months ago

Pointing the contraception question at a pharmacist. They can answer it properly and we cannot.

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u/lipid_panel_larrybloodwork6 points·1 months ago

Same. Perimenopause overlapping with all of this is the least documented area on the whole site.

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u/dilara_szabo5 points·1 months ago

Not convinced by the attribution. That pattern tracks the cycle in your own log more closely than it tracks the dose.

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u/forest_plot_fionastats2 points·1 months ago

say what you are actually asking, the vocabulary here is imprecise

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u/reads_the_wiki5 points·1 months ago

I would not read one person’s cycle-linked experience as a general pattern. The variation here is enormous.

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u/ferran_mensah1 point·29 days ago

symptom patterns can track the cycle rather than the dose

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u/ilias_steiner1 point·29 days ago

Disagree — that is a general claim about absorption and the specific question needs a pharmacist rather than a board.

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u/joaquin_trevino4 points·1 months ago

Insulin resistance is a common feature in PCOS, which is why the metabolic conversation overlaps so heavily with this board. A diagnosis and a finding are still different things and the distinction matters for what the evidence says.

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u/gentle_correctionnice about it5 points·1 months ago

Agreed that the vocabulary here is imprecise and it causes people to answer different questions to the ones asked.

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