Ozempic in a PILL?! Rybelsus Full Review from a Diabetes PA
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2024
- Rybelsus is the only GLP-1 class medication for Type 2 Diabetes that's available in oral form, without injections. In this full review, PA David covers how this medication works, it's effectiveness, common side effects, important info on how to take it, and his own opinions on where Rybelsus fits into management of Type 2 Diabetes.
I started RYBELSUS around December of 2022. I was weighting 271 lb. When the doctor started me with the low-dosage which is 3 mg. I didn't feel the effect of the pill. When my doctor increase the dosage to 7mg then 14 mg then, I started feel the effect of the pill. I did not experience no side effects which was throwing up, diarrhea, headaches, etc. The cravings that I used to have at night we're gone. Also when I would eat I would not finish all my food. I started to make small meals for myself. I was not craving for sweets like chocolate cake. With the meal that I would make I was full with it. I stopped drinking coffee. I wasn't craving for it at all. I stopped eating pork chops which was my favorite meat. I had no desire to eat. I was only able to eat chicken. I was not into steaks anymore as well. My eating habits change. Due to the loss appetite. I've been on the medication for about 8 months. I lost 66 lb. My A1C level is 5.6% before my A1C level used be 6.8%. I feel much better my goal is to lose more weight. I just wish I new about this medication sooner.
Hi I'm starting low dose did you lose in the first month anything
Same here.
@@moniquelucero2555 Hello, I started losing weight after taking 14 mg.
Like you, I feel great and went from 213 lbs to 169 lbs to date. My A1C was 12.1 and it is now 6.7. I feel and look great👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
hi can I take rybellus with ryzodeg 45 u od.. been using ryzodeg sugar is not going down
I was on Ozempic for a little longer than a year. The jab didn't bother me but I also felt the drug's performance was lack luster. Within 2 doses of Rybelsus I could feel it was a game changer. No appreciable side effect's and my belly monster has been slain! I have been able to go OMAD easily and naturally cut back on my portion sizes. I hate some folks' systems rejected it but for whom it works it will make all the difference.
Did you take rybelsus 14mg directly?
Or did you stsrt with 3mg?
Very helpful! Will start this med this week. Needed to know I couldn't break it in half. This answered my question!
Thank you for intelligently explaining this without making me feel lost or treating me as if I were lacking the ability to follow your thinking. ❤
Literally the bes explanation I’ve seen! Thank you
Thank you for the tutorial on Rybelsus. I started in December of 2021 @ weight 198. The beginning I hated the pill taste, my side effects were minimal wore off after a month. I'm now weighing in @ 172 ,I haven't had my A1c checked yet ( March ). I couldn't tolerate metformin. I'm happy with the way I'm feeling.
Same here. Metformin was horrible and Ozempic was worse. Rybelsus does keep my sugars on check and my weight low, however I have severe hair loss since I started the injected form Ozempic (for about 7 months) then I moved to Rybelsus the pill form. I do think my hair loss is the result of using Ozempic/Rybelsus..
Just started Rybelsus almost a week ago and the side effects are not bothering me at all. I have a slight headache and some nausea, but nothing I can't handle. So far so good. I haven't lost any major weight, but it's only been 5 days...so I am going to hang in there to see what happens. Thanks for this video, it has really helped me understand.
Hello, Rayna… so you weight loss in the last weeks?
How did it go?
Update
Did you lose weight?
@@Sophiamia6960 I've lost 9lbs in one week well 6 days, it really is a game changer, you just Don't feel hungry.
Great video and great channel! Thank you very much! We need more of these to raise awareness on available medications!
Thanks for the kind words!. Glad you found it helpful.
Great video. I truly appreciate you making this.
PA David, your explanations are thorough and easy to follow. I have subscribed.
Just got some samples in our office. Used your video to review the medication. Thanks sir. JZ PA-C
It's 2023 now and I've been subscribed this medication. I was confused, scared and worried by the lack of information and the information given was all of the above mentioned. This video was informative in a way that I can understand and I now know the why's of all the specicfic ways to take ths medication. Thank you so much and I have subscribed.
Hey there i hope all is well! How is your results now? Have you lpst significant weight?
By the way, this explanation of Rybelsus helped me to better understand this medication. Great explanation. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Great vids I watched the Ozempic one because I was waiting for my insurance to approve and my pharmacy to get it in stock….turns out my insurance has denied Ozempic but will approve this one Rybelsus…..so I was happy to see you did a vid on this too. Thank you!!!
Congratulations on your channel! It's really informative and very useful! Thank you 👏🙏
This is a great video! Thank you for making it ❤
Very helpful thank you!
Any risk of early morning exercise mechanically disrupting the effect of the pill if taken < 30m before heavy activity?
I take the semaglutide pill form. Started in January and I've dropped 10lbs. I didn't realize I could up my dosage. Thank you so much for this video. I'm also borderline diabetic or at least was. Haven't got that checked yet until next month but the weight loss side effect I love. I already lost 70lbs without the pill form and thinking of switching to the injection form possibly now. Appreciate you!! 🙏🏾🙌🏾
Rybelsus. Lost 10 pounds. Appetite changed. A1c coming down. Taking it since the end of January 2021. Replaced Victoza. I am excited. Can’t wait for results over time. It’s not right for everybody but it was right for me.
Glad you're doing well!! Best wishes!
Starting taking 14 mg. On my 5th day and I am sick.
I just started this last week, 🙏 it helps me because I've about had it with all else.
Starting the lowest dose you feel nauseous on it at all cuz the doctor told me it's the weakest one at start
Just started my rybelsus pills a couple of days ago. Thank you for breaking it down for us!
How was the first low dose starting Monday any side effects at all
Hey there! Hope all is well! How is your progress? Im dying to kmow!!!
I know this is an old video, but I am so very happy to find you have made this to explain this newer medication!!! My dear husband is suffering from Alzheimer’s as well as Diabetes 2, the Diabetes for 20: years, his A1C is too high, and it is very difficult to get him to take his pills, and now the Dr prescribed Ozempic, Lol.,,,,,oh no my dear husband will have absolutely nothing to do with a shot. I showed him your video, I practiced on a fruit, but to no avail…so now the doctor has just prescribed the oral form, which I had never heard of, so I was skeptical..but much more encouraged after seeing this,.yes, another pill, but I will explain to him at each does, so he understands…it’s funny, even with Alzheimer’s, he has not forgotten his hatred for injections….thank you so much..
Lol at him not forgetting his hate of shots, aww. I’m needle phobic too, and taking my blood glucose is soooo hard😩. I’m glad there’s now a pill option, and I’m praying it helps your husband with no side effects! 🙏🏼 ❤ Your story touched me very much, as it reminded me of my grandfather when he had dementia and diabetes, and I understand the shot fear too. Sending good vibes!
love your channel and the simplicity of your lectures, learned much, Thanks PA Dave. I own the duplicate of your Fender Tele same color, maple neck. mine is a '93 MIM bought new 30 years ago at GCenter, SF, replaced neck p/up with a Strat stock Bridge went from twangy to thick & mean more like an SG tone now. would be nice to jam bro. Thanks for helping me with my many questions about my Type 2 Dave & much Aloha-Tony
I've been taking this for the past 2 weeks. No side affects, blood sugar at record lows. Solid.
Glad it's going well. Thanks for your feedback!
How dangerous is the long term cancer risk how many patients have you had that had cancer from Glp-1 treatment
What size dosage??
How many mg are you on? Thx
How many mg are you on?
Very helpful info, thank you.
I take trulicity (yellow one) but I HATE needles. When I take the trulicity sometimes it’s very painful. I don’t know why it happens that way. Sometimes I barely feel the injection and then other times it stings A LOT. Anyway, my question is if I’m already taking trulicity do you know if the side effects might be different with rybelsus? I understand that different people can have different side effects with medications. I just I guess I just wanted to know if because I’m already taking a GPL- 1 medication, might I experience a not as strong reaction?
I have been on Mounjaro for 7 months lost 24lbs and A1C is great 5.9 and now looking for a non shot maintenance drug. Thinking about Rybelsus. This has been very helpful
This was very informative!!!
Took Rybelsus for 6 weeks, lost 4 lbs, felt awful, dizzy, nauseous, lethargic and couldn't sleep. Now I am on Ozempic with no side effects so far. Swallowing this pill was worse than anything I have ever experienced.
absolutely horrible taste
@@KCFlyer2 agreed!
My medical insurance doesn’t cover it because I don’t have diabetes. Rybelsus is little bit less expensive than the injectables like Victoza or Ozempic, but I don’t think the pill form would be as effective as injections.
Daily dose or weekly?!
Is the 3mg dose effective for Insulin Resistance? My Endo has me on that. I don’t have Diabetes.
I have been on Rybelsus for 4 months now. Started at the 3mg and I'm currently on 14mg. I've had GREAT success with it. I'm currently at 40lbs lost, and my A1c is at 5.5. This however has not come without some horrible side effects for me. I get the nausea, vomiting and diarrhea at regular intervals. The vomiting for me is pretty violent. Usually I get the it once a month, but in the past week I've gotten it twice. And it's not due to over eating or eating the wrong things. I only eat about 700 calories per day. A low carb, low sugar, non dairy protein shake for breakfast. A smaller low carb low sugar protein shake for lunch. And a small grilled chicken breast and serving size of jasmine or basmati rice for dinner. I eat the same exact thing every single day, because it is what I feel has been the safest thing for my stomach to handle. And I take the pill exactly as recommended. I'd rather take the injectable, but I didn't qualify for the coupon and definitely can't afford the prescription.
Honestly if your A1c isn't above 7 or 8 i would stay away
The intermittent fasting and low carbs should be enough
@@oscarm.4078 it was the Rybelsus that got me below 7 for my A1c. The doctor said he wanted to keep me on it because my.body was responding to it so well. I kind of feel like his guinea pig honestly. 🤷♀️
@@katiem3670 gotcha good luck with everything
Hi Katie! I am a casting assistant looking for people living with T2 Diabetes, who orally take RYBELSUS. We are looking for people to share their stories, and will be paid $1,200 if chosen. If this something you're interested in?
Thanks bud, you review helped a lot. I have lost 15 kgs without semaglutide. I have plateaued hence I am thinking to hop on semaglutide. I want severely restrict my calories around 700. Should I directly start with 7 mg.
Question; do I need to change my blood pressure Med first ? Losartan/HCTZ. Don’t want muscle cramping. So annoying.
Hi. Thank you for another very interesting video. When you start a GLP-1 medication is it going to be for life? Does this type of medication replace or trigger the GLP-1 hormone produced by the body? Will the body or the intestine stop producing this hormone on its own and be dependent on the medication in the long run? I just heard about hormone pills that they do just that. More Power!
Good question. Theres no reason that it would have to be for life per se, but a lot of people continue with that way because of the fact that it can help reduce cardiovascular risk, which is a lifelong concern. These medications replace/add more of the hormone to the system, rather than activating the intestine to produce more. There’s no evidence to suggest that these medications reduce the amount of GLP-1 that your body makes in the same way that prednisone, for example, can reduce the amount of cortisol that your adrenal glands produce.
Hi Dr. ! thanks for this great info! Here's my question: when you do the shot, it is 1 mg shot once a week. If that it's the dose per week, why is Rybelsus 7 mgs a DAY? Why is the oral method such a bigger dose? I'm so confused. Thank you.
Rybelsus made me very sick. Nauseous, dizzy, body aches and lethargy. I tried to stick with it but it just got worse and worse and I started throwing up. Actually laid in bed all day. Stopped for a week and tried again and same results. My doctor was angry and thought I was overly dramatic about it. Learn to say--"try something else, doc!" I take Jardiance now and my blood sugars have been great. The thing to note is if it doesn't work for you try something else--it's your body, after all. You shouldn't have to be miserable.
I'm starting the low dose that's all I want Everyones body different I sure don't want to I don't want to be else not for me so did you lose an pounds
How dare your doctor be angry or feel any type of way because you were honest enough to share your side effects with them. I would’ve fired their ass and started looking for a new pcp that very day! Doctors work for you - NEVER forget that. Sorry that happened to you and I’m happy you were able to find the medication that agrees with your body.
That doc is crappy
How do you feel about providers prescribing Rybelsus in non-diabetic patients, strictly for weight loss? That seems to be a very common occurrence, and with Wygovy available and to non diabetics, but seldom covered by insurance. Should non diabetic patients be concerned about hypoglycemia when taking Rybelsus?
Just started Rybelsus yesterday and I think I’m seeing some reductions in spikes, but I’m wondering how long you (or others) think it might take to cut down daily basal reqs? Also, with regard to the injection vs. oral distinction, are there any potential disparities in efficacy (ie I know that we have to take it on an empty stomach)? If so, what would/could those factors be aside from an empty stomach + the buffer time?
Hi Raphael! I am a casting assistant looking for people living with T2 Diabetes and who orally take RYBELSUS. We are looking for people to share their stories, and will be $1,200 if chosen. If this something you're interested in?
@@FranchescaMilagro Hi Franchesca! I would have loved to participate, but unfortunately, I am a Type 1 Diabetic. So sorry about that!
@@epsiIonyx All good! Thank you for responding.
So do you have to take it first thing in the morning or can it to be just taken on an empty stomach later ad long as you are fasting on a completely empty stomach? I ask because I fast and break my fast at 11 so I take the medication 30mins before I break my fast. Just want to make sure am using it properly, thank you!
I miss your excellent videos, David! This was another great example.
Thank you for your very informative video. I was on ozempic last January which led me to the ER with a very scary diagnosis of ketoacidosis and put on insulin. One year later I am trying Rybelsus and have made it to 14mg. I also had gastric sleeve surgery several years ago and hugely regret it. I am wondering if this pill has enough stomach to lodge after having 80% of my stomach removed. I am feeling the side effects and my blood sugars are great after 6 days on 14mg so I feel it must be working but wanted your thoughts. I also experienced yesterday what sounded exactly like you described as pancreatitis, worst pain of my life directly in middle of my abdomen, short of breath, scary but subsided after about 10min and was sore for the rest of the day. My Dr said keep taking it and let him know if occurs again. If pancreatitis, would it just go away or should I expect it to return??? Thx again for your great videos!!! 👍
2 months on 4mg... then 7 mg... + 2x metformin :>( .. stay sick from side effects.. worked on 135 sugar now.. was 400 sugar and about to die! now i eat small perfect meals and seems i dont need/ or atleast need lower what im takeing! 14mg seems wayyyy too high!
I started on Rybelsus a week a ago. The doctor advised me to go with Ozimpic but I though I would rather go with Rybelsus. After watching this clip, I feel I want to go back to the doctor's original advice. Is that ok to do, just as of tomorrow. I mean taking the .25 injection which I do have here at home and stopping the Rybelsus?
Are the side effects more manageable? currently on the injection and its making me throw up almost daily.
Thanks you 😘
I have trouble swelling pills in general. I usually cut it or dissolve in water. Why can’t I do it with this one? Any option?
So, what are the other comparisons with Ozempic? Like A1c reduction?
If the patient tale thyroid hormone too. What indication give it?
Great video on how the drug and the stomach absorption is important...but i still don't get why even the mid dosage is 7mg as compared to mid dosage of 0.5mg with ozempic..thats 14 times more drug for the liver to metabolise etc!!??
My next question is what if my type 2 diabetes is caused by insulin resistance rather than a faulty pancreas..I could be hperinsulinaemic and hyperglycaemic right? Can that be tested for? I don’t see the point in taking a drug to stimulate insulin production and release if my pancreas is not to blame.
And lastly..thank you so much for insight BTW!..why do I need to continue taking metformin with Rybelsus? I’m 3 weeks into Rybelsus and about to go up to 7mg..my blood sugar readings are much improved…almost a constant 7. (Uk measurements) and I will get an A1C test in 2 months time. But my weight is constant having lost 1kg but I’ve tolerated the drug well.
So grateful for your thoughts on this TIA.
I’m at a crossroads and have been offered either one for a prescription by my doctor. I’ve been taking glimepiride for the last six+ months. Four tablets a day of Metformin proved to not work for me at all. Thanks to CGM that I had to pay for out of pocket-I was able to discover this about Metformin. Which would you recommend? Jardiance or Rebelsus for the average type 2 diabetic? Glimepiride is very effective, but takes me too low occasionally.I’m .about 20 pounds overweight. I know you can’t give medical advice, but if you could just tell me which one might be better than the other, that would be helpful. They are both very expensive, but very similar in price for me. Thank you.
If you had to take other medication for other health problems how would you take this medicine when adding other medication.
I am in socal too, I’m in the Providence medical group in the southbay, where do you practice?
I work in Lancaster at a private practice called First Valley Medical Group.
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I just started Rybelsus. I have gastroparesis from my diabetes. Both cause digestive delay. Is this going to be bad for me? I already eat a low fat and low fiber small meal diet and I try to be active after eating to help with digestion.
What about sugar levels doubling and trippingas a side effect?,even with 3 other diabetic meds ( Metformin 1000 mg twice a day,Novolog 12 units before every meal,and Thresiba 60 units before bed )
What can be taken to reduce the nausea?
Thank you for explaining information about Rybelsus. I like to understand the whys and hows. One question or concern I have, in 2014 I had Gastric Sleeve surgery (where the doctor remover 75% of my stomach). After the first 6 months I lost 82 pounds. Sense then I've been slowly gaining back the weight. Now I weigh 374. Anyway, will Rybelsus stick to my stomach wall after Gastric Surgery without trouble? I've taken the 3mg dose and now I'm taking the 7mg dose.
Outstanding question. There is no warning in the prescribing information against using Rybelsus in patients with previous weight loss surgery, but in the clinical trials, people with previous weight loss surgery were excluded from participating due to that exact concern. So we don't really have any data on it. But the worst case scenario would be that the pill would be ineffective and simply pass through you; it's not likely that there would be some sort of harm. So if you're already on it, the decision on whether to continue it would be based on how well it seems to be working.
@@sugarhighchannel Thank you for answering my question. I've lost 10 pounds so it must be working. :D
Thank you Thank you for asking that question. I also had VSG surgery and was wondering the same thing. I am Definitely feeling the side effects and my BS numbers have dropped so I am assuming it is working
So why did I get heartburn so bad? I had to stop taking it. I would really like to try it again. Oh, he had me taking it with metformin (2 500mg evening) and 80units tresiba (that I really want to stop taking).... Sugar lows became issue too because kept eating to counteract. Loved your video❣😏
Can you take two of the 3 milligram tablets then to help increase dosage before going to the red 7 milligram. Two of the threes gets you six which is just one short of the 7 milligram?
Hello, can you do a video explaining how the oral diabetes medications fit in with the injectable non insulins (like GLP1s and the flozins) and insulins. I.e. can someone on metformin and vildagliptin also start semaglutide? Also, what if insulin is required in the future, can these non-insulin medications (gliptins, GLP1s and flozins) be taken concurrently with insulin?
Hi. We wouldn't use vildagliptan with Semaglutide because they both work in the same chemical pathway. The effect of the semaglutide (or other medications like it) would overshadow any effect of Vildagliptan (or other medications like it) and using both could possibly increase the risk of pancreatitis. The others you mentioned (metformin, flozins, and insulin) are very commonly used in combination with GLP-1 mediations like semaglutide. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if we see a semaglutide/insulin combination in the same pen within the next 5 years or so.
Thanks for an informative video. I’m on Ozempic 0,5 mg for weight loss. I’m managing the side effects quite well and the plan is to gradually increase the dose until I’m on 2,4 mg per week, i.e. the dose that was used in the clinical trial. If I were to switch to Rybelsus, could you tell me which dose I would have to take per day to match the Ozempic 2,4 mg weekly? Thanks a lot!
Currently, there is no approved dose that would match 2.4 mg of Ozempic (at least in the US. I don’t think there are higher doses approved in Europe yet either, but I could be wrong). There are higher doses in the clinical trial phase, but it’ll be a while before those become available.
my sugar was like 400 high!!! they started me on rybelsus 4mg... then after month i went to 7mg.. then 3 months they added 2x 500mg metformine .. finally it came down! :>). made life changes and getting off the meds! side effects terrible!
The 14mg daily oral rybelsus dose would be similar bioavailability to the 2.4mg qwk injection.
Bioavailability of injections is around 37% (2.4x 0.37 = 0.8mg /wk)
Bioavailability of rybelsus is 0.8 - 1.4%. Greater absorption fasting for > 120 min after dose and with around 4oz or less of water. Assume 1.2% absorption (14mgx7d x 0.012= 1.17mg/wk)
What are the effects of this medication on the kidneys and urinary tract?
Bounjours, j'ai vraiment besoin à ce medecament svp dans quelle site je peux l'acheter? Ça ce vends pas à là france☹.
I’m on 14 mg of Rybelsus. Weight is dropping. Nauseous yes but dealing with it. My question has to do with packaging. My pills come in a regular pill bottle not the sealed packs that you show in the video. And I have been using a pill case! Should I question my pharmacy on why it’s in a regular bottle?
ok dude, you got my attention...strat, red tele, guild (?) keyboard...anyway, i've been looking for non-injectable answers to my t2. metformin did't sit well for me. my pc doc seems clueless about this stuff, and i'm looking for a specialist. currently taking lantus and victoza (swithcing to trulicity) now but i'm intrigued with rybelsus obviously a pill alternative. i like ur reports, good information, good job. thanks.
Glad you found it helpful! BTW- the acoustic is a Taylor 110e.
@@sugarhighchannel nice! have you posted anything about Prandin (repaglinide)? i'm antsy to ween off of insulin (a1c 6.2 and steady for 2 years) and wondered if this may be a viable substitution? current daily dosage of lantus is 38/34; or does this dosage indicate that there is no other alternative? thanks again. and i have 20+ guitars.
Is it ok to take when i take my other meds?
Thank you so much for your information. I just got my pills today and I want can I drink coffee 30 minutes after I take my pill at 6 o’clock in the morning I can drink my coffee around 630 6:45 AM. Please let me know thank you and I will keep looking because I wanna learn much as I can about this medicine. I am scared to take it. Please reach out to me.🙏🏾
I have a question about the pill size going to pick up my prescription soon. Are the pills big? Or hard to get down ?
Mines smaller then my metformin but tiny
I’ve found that injectable Ozempic makes me really nauseous.And I mean REALLY nauseous with occasional vomiting which is frustrating because other than the nausea I’ve had amazing results from Ozempic (lost 38lbs in 5 months and my blood sugar is nearly perfect). Do you have any management or medication suggestions that I could discuss with my prescribing endocrinologist that could help combat the nausea & vomiting (I’m in the UK) I REALLY don’t want to give up on Ozempic as overall the results I’ve had taking it have been life changing but the near constant nausea is really getting me down now. I should add that I started on the .25 for 4 weeks, then .50 for 4 weeks and then 1.00 for the last 3 months and the nausea isn’t getting any better. Thank you for all the work you put into your videos, I find them incredibly informative and enjoyable.I’ve learnt so much about my blood sugar and diabetes from your videos I feel much more in control of my own destiny!
Smurf Monster Thanks for your feedback; I’m glad you’ve found the videos helpful. Most important thing with reducing nausea while using these meds is reducing meal size. Smaller meals really can make a huge difference (you may already be doing that). Sometimes temporarily reducing the dose can help, or using an anti-nausea medication like ondansetron can help. But 5 months is a long time to have been on it with no improvement. For some people the nausea never goes away and we consider other options if it’s too much. I’d recommend starting with smaller meals if you haven’t already and go from there.
Sugar High,Informative as usual,especially the advice about meal size which I know applies to me.Thanks
@jo sa so I didn’t need that 3 level spinal fusion either then, I should have left it to heal itself and been in a wheelchair?
I'm gonna have to see if this is available in Mexico yet. I'll report back with price.
Have you found patients find the recommended fasting before and after taking affects compliance?
Please let me know I live near border and my meds are over 1400 a month so if I can get th cheaper to get off my ramen noodle diet because I literally am spending more on meds then food or anything else. Thanks
@@melissamilstead3786 there are really good natural meds for diabetes 2: berberine, Ceylon cinnamon, oil of oregano, bitter melon, alpha lipoic acid, Thai green tea/green tea, beets, wheat grass to name a few. Certain brands are better than others but it could be less money if you tried a little bit of the natural arena. I didn't even know that insulin wasn't a cure and my endocrine doctor says not one person has come off of insulin. I hope this helps..
My doctor started me on Rybelsus. I had a starter pack and read how to take it. Basically....you do the hokey pokey every morning...take Rybelsus first thing in the morning, by itself. Don't have more than 4 oz of water. Wait a half an hour and take the rest of your meds, then eat. As soon as it touches your tongue, there is the most awful taste. Since Rybelsus and Ozempic start on a half dose, I called my doc and switched to the injectable Ozempic . I barely feel the needle at all. It sounded great, but I find the injectable to be much better.
My Dr. Started me at the full 14mg dose and I got sicker than I’d been in my entire life.
Question. I have been on Ozempic for about 6 months and it works. But the price skyrocket to the moon last month. My insurance said there is a gap or cap. I took it once a week as normal including my insulin Levemir which I inject everyday and no problems. Do I still inject my normal insulin using Rybelsus ?
Could I give up metformin as this new reybelsus I’m on 7mg
How soon after taking it can you eat/drink?
Great video.
Pink Paws you can eat, drink, or take other medications 30 minutes after taking Rybelsus.
Make sure to eat something 30 minutes after taking it. It helps with the nausea
How long can you take rybelsis for ?
Can I take this medicine if I have Diabetic retinopathy???????
I am currently on 1mg and lost around 3-4kg in a few months. I hope by the end of the summer I’ll drop another 4-5kg 🙏🙏
David, you've done it again
I’ve been on Ozempics introductory dose of 0.25 for the past 3 weeks and have already lost 10 lbs. I haven’t experienced any side effects and I wonder if I should increase my dosage to 0.5 after 30 days as directed by my pcp when 0.25 has been effective enough at decreasing my weight and appetite without all of the side effects.
Does this also help with weight loss??
Hello,enjoy ur program very informative,I am a 66 yrs old t2 on metformin nd glipizide that doesn't seem to b working that well ne mor,hav ben on metformin for about 12 yrs,which one of these drugs could u reccomend for me if I was ur patient,thank you
Thanks for your comment and I'm glad you're enjoying the channel. Unfortunately, there's a lot of variables that factor in when recommending medication. Without knowing your complete health history, it could potentially be unsafe for me to recommend a specific medication in this context. You could certainly bring up this medication to your healthcare provider to see if he/she thinks it's appropriate for you. If not, I'm sure he/she would be happy to determine the next best option. Best of luck!
@@sugarhighchannel ,thank you for takin th time to answer,God bless
I backed out of type 2 and i did it so fast my Dr. Said what did you do? I said i stopped feeding my sugar Sugar. Now there is more to it like low carb in general, ever. I'm going in for another blood test one years later.
I did this last year while trying an Ideal Protein diet. Trouble was, about 2 months of going back to a normal balanced diet... the numbers crept back up again.
Hi there from Wales 🏴...I’ve suffered from brutal nausea and upset stomach for a month ( Rybelsus 7mg for 8 weeks ) . I felt I wasn’t living; didn’t want to go anywhere or do anything and I may well come off if. But, the run is, I have an issue with over eating which has now basically become unmanageable. Rybelsus helping with satiety sounded like a miracle, something to help me in my fight. I’ve lost weight because my diet is basically fruit, yoghurt, cornflakes ( cereal) and full fat milk....My question after all the rambling is, do you think antiemetics could have a role in taming the brutal nausea etc. allowing the patient to continue taking Rybelsus ? I m already taking omeprazole 20mg daily.
Your channel is great, it’s so inclusive.....by and large in the U.K. we’re not exactly encouraged to have a two way ‘conversation’ with our GP about our health concern or medication which is a real shame and wrong. Thank you again. Bernadette
Lots of people take anti emetic to help, even if you buy this privately, speak to your GP about it and they may help with the nausea.
Hello sir.....how long rybelsus we have to use....after reducing weight...if we stopped rybelsus ...body stick on reduced weight....or again will like all weight loss treatment s
I'm getting ready to start this regimen, and it scares me.
I have had a triple bypass, and have also heard of the bad side effects of this, and wonder just how bad this drug really is.
Hopefully I'll have a positive outcome...
I am still wondering if these GLP-1 drugs eliminate the need for Metformin and Glimperide.
Rybelsus is not covered by my insurance, can I take 2 pills of Rybelsus sample pack to come as close to the 7mg I should be on? and is the sample pack just as effective as a covered prescription pack?
Can you chew some sugar free gum right b4 or after taking the pill?
Do GLP-1 meds increase beta-cell mass? Restore or rejuvenate beta cells?
Thank u
Currently l am on Metformin. I am also on Imraldi (Humira) for arthritis. So could l take Rybeles with the Imraldi 🤔
There is a possible drug-to-drug interaction there, having to do with them possibly affecting rate of medication absorption. I'd advise discussing it with your own healthcare provider to determine whether this interaction is a concern for you.
If it delays stomach emptying, wouldn't that cause bloat and constipation?
How effective and safe is this medication ?
Hey Dr. Thanks for details on Rybelses I have been using it for five months and I lost 15 kgs of my weight. It’s a wonderful drug. I have one experience to share with you, when I take 7mg I feel low and I end up eating more . Where as when I take 3mg I feel full longer than usual and I lost more weight in 3mg as compared to 7mg. I am also talking metformin 1000 mg along with this medication. I hope you can answer why I am not able get better results in 7mg than in 3mg?
I noticed this too.on my second week, I'm eating more.
Interesting, I wonder why is that? So you feel like you can lose weight easily just by taking the 3 mg instead of the 7 mg?
Nice video
Could this medication ever be an option for those of us with LADA? If not, why, and what's the best alternative?
For LADA this medications don't have been proof
I've been on 3 mg for almost 20 days now. After I finish this pack I'll start the 7 my. When should I start seeing results?
Dang, you may be wasting your time and money. Are you following the directions?
@@written2382 I've lost 80 pds
My concern is the take it on an empty stomach part. It takes so long for my food to completely digest and it makes me wonder if my stomach is really empty, even if I haven't eaten in 7 - 10 hours. Some mornings I get sick while brushing my teeth and expel food from the day before. How can my stomach be empty if food from the day before still comes up?
You sound like you need more digestive enzymes to help your system break down your food. Many people have this issue. Just find a good plant based enzyme additive.
I am concerned that rybelsus causes insulin to be released because my body already produces too much insulin and is insulin resistant. Is this good for insulin resistance?
Yup. It only causes insulin release after a meal to help bring the glucose down after eating. The body does this naturally, but that insulin-release response is impaired in type 2 diabetes. This helps restore that normal function. It also helps to increase sensitivity to the insulin that gets released.
Mine came in pill bottle and not a blister pack. Has this changed since this video was posted?
Mine too and mine don’t have that horrible taste everyone speaks of
@@msdee1307 same here. I have the bottle and it doesn't have a weird taste but then again I don't let sit in my mouth
Started it today. 3Mg oral form. Been in the bathroom a lot, wondering if the injection also does that?
Yeah, the side effects for the pill and the injection are basically the same. The side effects are most commonly worse up front and then get better with time. In the meantime, grab some good reading material or enjoy other videos on my channel. ;) Hope it goes better!
Ginger in pill form or a pure ginger chew can help your diarrhea.. not really ginger ale, because all ginger ale makers lied about putting ginger in the soda. Lol. hope ginger helps you!
I started on Ozempic and the stomach side effects incapacitated me, now I’m on Rybelsus I don’t have any issues. However over this period I have had significant Hair loss and I have read that it is a side effect of Wegovy. Can it also be a side effect of Ozempic/Rybelsus since they are similar meds?
I started 3mg Rebelysus about 5 weeks ago, did it for 30 days, then went to 7 mg. I have a week left and then will start 14 mg. So far, I feel nothing. My appetite has not changed, I have cravings for surgery foods and eat them as always. If I continue to eat ‘bad’, will the Rebelysus work? Or do I have to diet as well and watch what I eat? Will the 14mg be a stronger medication and change my eating habits? Will I ever”feelplease anything or will the numbers just come down?
How’s is going on 14mg?
How’s is going on 14mg?