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Sorry to hear you are having some uncomfortable sensations after your first dose @ditsy
Indigestion and reflux does seem to be listed as a fairly common experience on Patient Access
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With a suggestion of sticking to simple foods and avoiding rich or spicy meals. If your symptoms continue, you should probably have a chat with your GP about them. Have you got a follow-up appointment booked to see how you get on with the new med?
There are some other threads where members mention Trulicity here that include other people’s experiences
Indigestion and reflux does seem to be listed as a fairly common experience on Patient Access
Dulaglutide for type 2 diabetes (Trulicity) | Medicine
Dulaglutide injections should be given once each week on the same day each week. Store unopened packs of dulaglutide in a fridge. Dulaglutide pens are...
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With a suggestion of sticking to simple foods and avoiding rich or spicy meals. If your symptoms continue, you should probably have a chat with your GP about them. Have you got a follow-up appointment booked to see how you get on with the new med?
There are some other threads where members mention Trulicity here that include other people’s experiences