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c/sideeffects·submitted 6 months ago by u/zeynep_ndiaye

switched from 0.25mg to 2.4mg and fatigue got better, not worse

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switched from 0.25mg to 2.4mg and fatigue got better, not worse, which sounds obvious until you try to state the evidence for it. Pulling the figures out of the title: 0.25mg and 2.4mg. All of it is written down as it happened rather than reconstructed. The pattern almost everyone here describes, written out once so…

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u/ferran_krastev103 points·6 months ago

A symptom that begins the day after the shot and fades by day four tracks the exposure curve. One that appears at random in week 47 probably does not, and that is worth saying to a clinician rather than to us.

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u/ipamorelin_i81 points·6 months ago

That symptom is not the one being described upthread. Two different things with similar names and the answers are not interchangeable.

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u/ferran_dahlberg78 points·6 months ago

Same pattern here. It settled at a stable dose without me doing anything clever.

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u/diego_sorensen92 points·6 months ago

Correction: that is a known effect of reduced intake rather than a direct drug effect. The distinction matters because the fix is different.

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u/chidi_abubakar30 points·6 months ago

Correction: that is a known effect of reduced intake rather than a direct drug effect.

This is the shape almost everybody here describes, and it is the single most reassuring thing in the thread.

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u/rohan_steiner21 points·6 months ago

Is it every week or did it start at a particular dose?

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u/emil_barros7 points·6 months ago

Severe or persistent abdominal pain sits outside the pattern this board can usefully discuss. The honest answer there is that it needs someone who can examine you.

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