u/Dazzling-Cat-3134

Switching from Zepbound?

Anyone here switch from Zepbound injections to the Wegovy pill with good results (continued weight loss and fewer side effects)?

Just finished 3 months of Zepbound injections, 27 lbs down, but I'm so tired of the side effects. They have gotten better (acid reflux is gone), but I still have major food aversions and intense appetite suppression for 3 days after my shot--I can barely eat and most food smells gross. Then I have a couple days of (what I presume to be) how the shot is supposed to work. Then a couple days of intense hunger. Also, migraines and diarrhea the day after my shot, followed by terrible constipation the rest of the week. I feel like I'm on a rollercoaster of side effects. I haven't moved past the 5mg (2nd dose). Overall, I'm just sick of feeling like I'm in my first trimester pregnancy again. I asked my doctor to prescribe the Wegovy pill in hopes that I can avoid the intense rush of side effects from the shot and keep my medication levels even. Has anyone else switched and had fewer side effects?

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u/Dazzling-Cat-3134 — 8 days ago

We live in a rental in Hawaii with A/C, but we still have high humidity (usually in the 60s but sometimes as high as 80% as after heavy rain). We recently bought a 35 pint dehumidifier for downstairs and we are emptying it twice a day, but it's keeping the levels down. Upstairs is still humid. We have small individual dehumidifers in each bedroom that don't seem to do anything. We keep the AC on 72-74 and set to auto. The HVAC and return air vent are upstairs and push out a lot of cold air to the top floor--at night it's usually 10 degrees cooler upstairs than whatever we set the thermostat to downstairs. I'm going to go ahead a buy another 35 pint (or maybe 50) for upstairs, but I have no idea where to put it to help all 3 bedrooms. The hallway is extremely narrow/maze like, and the dehumidifer sticks out really far. Where is the best placement based on this floor plan?

u/Dazzling-Cat-3134 — 1 month ago