Chilli_Cat_01
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- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
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Hello,
I was diagnosed with pre-diabetes last July. With Metformin and Ozempic I have now got my bloods down to thirty-something. My BMI is 33, so still in the obese category.
My GP has taken me off Metformin and is reducing my Ozempic to get me off it in the next 2 months. However, I like being on Ozempic because it controls the sugar cravings, the snacking and makes me feel full after a normal-sized meal. And, of course, I love the weight loss.
I must admit that I've been giving in to my sugar cravings over the past week in the hope that my next blood test will show that I need to stay on Ozempic. I know this is dangerous but I am scared of coming off the Ozempic. I would at least like my BMI to get to the normal range rather than still obese.
Has anyone been in a similar situation?
Thank you.
I was diagnosed with pre-diabetes last July. With Metformin and Ozempic I have now got my bloods down to thirty-something. My BMI is 33, so still in the obese category.
My GP has taken me off Metformin and is reducing my Ozempic to get me off it in the next 2 months. However, I like being on Ozempic because it controls the sugar cravings, the snacking and makes me feel full after a normal-sized meal. And, of course, I love the weight loss.
I must admit that I've been giving in to my sugar cravings over the past week in the hope that my next blood test will show that I need to stay on Ozempic. I know this is dangerous but I am scared of coming off the Ozempic. I would at least like my BMI to get to the normal range rather than still obese.
Has anyone been in a similar situation?
Thank you.