For reference, I am 40 (F), and I've lost 29.9lbs so far while on Wegovy since late April. I was originally prescribed to help with my weight and to help with my PCOS (off-label prescription). I've been struggling with PCOS since my 20s. I was on Metformin without much relief. Birth control didn't help; instead, it made my periods so heavy that I once needed a blood transfusion. I haven't had a consistent period since 2018. I would have spotting, like, once a year, but that's about it.

So, my doctor recommended Wegovy to help with PCOS, and I think it's actually working. My period has returned each month since May, and the flow has been lighter. However, this month, I've been absolutely ZONKED with a heavy period, one of those where I have to change my equipment every hour, and I've already had to do laundry twice. Advil usually slows the flow a bit, but not so much this time.

Since the only things that have changed are Wegovy and the weight loss, I'm wondering if the pill might be causing the heavier flow? Has anyone else experienced this?

My doctor is booked for a few weeks, and my insurance is very limited in who it covers in-network. My priority is trying to talk to my doctor, but I want to see if others have experience with heavier periods while on the Wegovy pill.

Thank you. :)

UPDATE: I didn't receive the email about my email changing to a new one. Once tech support discovered this, I was able to log back in. Hooray! Thank you!

So, if anyone is having a hard time logging in, check your spam or contact support to see if you received an email about your email account changing.

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Has anyone been dropped randomly from a course in the first week of class? I had access to my course before the term started. I posted my discussion post on June 29; I had access to my class on June 30. I logged in now to respond to my classmates' posts, and my class is missing from Brightspace. When I try to access it through My SNHU, I receive a message saying I'm unauthorized. :( I already contacted support and my advisor, but I haven't heard back yet.

ETA: I don't have a balance for my tuition.

u/mod - You can turn off comments since my issue has been resolved. I'll leave this post up a few days just in case anyone else has their classes randomly disappearing.

Article source: (The Korean Herald):

South Korean figure skating star Cha Jun-hwan is set to take the lead in "Solo Leveling on Ice," a skating adaptation of the hit fantasy franchise "Solo Leveling."

Producer Live Arena said Cha will play Sung Jin-woo, the series' protagonist, who transforms from the world's weakest hunter into its strongest after an awakening.

The show, based on the globally successful web novel and webtoon, "Solo Leveling on Ice," premiered last year. The original webtoon series has drawn 14.3 billion views worldwide. A Netflix adaptation starring Byeon Woo-seok is also in development.

Live Arena said this year's production would place greater emphasis on narrative and performance, building on the elaborate skating sequences and stage effects.

The company added that Cha's expressive range and technical precision are expected to deepen the production's emotional impact.

"Solo Leveling on Ice" will run Aug. 7-17 at Mokdong Ice Rink in Seoul.

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Second article source (AllKpop)

South Korean figure skating star Cha Jun Hwan is expanding his role in 'Solo Leveling on Ice' beyond performing on the ice, taking part in the show's choreography development.

Live Arena announced on June 15 that Cha Jun Hwan will participate in the joint skate choreography process for 'Solo Leveling on Ice.'

In addition to his performance role, Cha Jun Hwan will contribute to the creation of the skating routines. He will work alongside former national figure skater and choreographer Kim Hae Jin to enhance the production's overall quality and storytelling.

According to the production team, Cha's involvement extends beyond that of a performer.

"Cha Jun Hwan will take part in the creative choreography process. We plan to bring the original work's dynamic action sequences and growth narrative to life in a more immersive and multidimensional way," the team said.

The production also unveiled its main poster and promotional video. The poster features Cha portraying the protagonist Sung Jin Woo, capturing the character's awakening from darkness. The accompanying video showcases powerful and dynamic skating performances inspired by the series.

'Solo Leveling on Ice' is an ice show based on the hit web novel and webtoon 'Solo Leveling.' Following its successful premiere last year, the production is returning for a new run. The show combines the original story with musical theater elements and figure skating performances.

The producers emphasized that the project is more than a straightforward adaptation.

"Rather than simply recreating the original work, we aim to offer audiences a new way to experience the Solo Leveling universe through the scale and spectacle of an ice show," they said.

They added, "With Cha Jun Hwan's participation in choreography, along with upgraded direction, stage technology, and performances, we are preparing an even more immersive production. We hope audiences look forward to it."

'Solo Leveling on Ice' will be staged for 12 performances from August 7 to August 17 at the Mokdong Ice Rink in Seoul.

Below is the article from Soompi.

Olympic figure skater Cha Jun Hwan is gearing up to make his return to acting!

On June 7, Cha Jun Hwan’s new agency Fantagio confirmed that the athlete was in talks to star in the upcoming tvN sitcom “Palace Land” (literal translation).

“[Cha Jun Hwan] is currently in talks to appear ‘Palace Land,’ and the outlook is favorable,” said Fantagio.

“Palace Land” is a sitcom about the everyday lives of part-time workers at an amusement park. Cha Jun Hwan has reportedly been offered the leading role of Sung Dae Han.

Cha Jun Hwan is a three-time Olympian who recently placed fourth in the men’s singles figure skating competition at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, marking the highest placement achieved by a Korean male figure skater to date.

Notably, Cha Jun Hwan first debuted in the industry back in 2007 as a child model who appeared in a variety of commercials. He went on to become a child actor, appearing in dramas like “The Return of Iljimae” before eventually becoming a member of the national figure skating team in 2015.

After narrowly missing the bronze medal by coming in at a close fourth at the latest Winter Olympics, Cha Jun Hwan signed an exclusive contract with Fantagio to pursue an acting career earlier this year.

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