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c/sideeffects·submitted 2 years ago by u/diego_sorensen

how much of what we believe about sulphur burps actually comes from fatigue threads

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Slightly embarrassed to be asking this, but: how much of what we believe about sulphur burps actually comes from fatigue threads. Nobody warned me about early fullness and I would have liked the warning. It was not dangerous, it was just deeply unpleasant and completely unexpected. Mine settled at week 79 and has not…

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u/karma_irrelevant1.3k points·2 years ago

The pattern almost everyone here describes, written out once so it can be linked.

A step up is followed by a rough window — commonly sulphur burps arriving the day after the shot and easing by day four, worst in the first fortnight, then flattening out. At a stable dose it usually settles further. Constipation and fatigue tend to track intake and fluid rather than the compound directly, which is why the unglamorous answers work.

What sits outside that pattern: severe pain, symptoms that appear from nowhere weeks into a stable dose, or anything getting worse rather than better over a month. None of that is a board question and none of us can answer it for you.

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u/neha_rahimi435 points·2 years ago

constipation for the first eight days after each step, then nothing, every single time. Predictable enough that I started planning my week around it.

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u/hassan_ostergaard297 points·2 years ago

sulphur burps are unpleasant and they are not dangerous

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u/elin_trevino85 points·2 years ago

if it is severe or persistent that is a clinician question, not a board question

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u/quiet_moderatormod629 points·2 years ago

Bought four different things to fix my nausea. What actually worked was eating half as fast.

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