Experiences with

Saxenda

I'm on tier 3 weight management waiting list to try saxenda..so I already know I'm fat!...not down to food either!..

Met up with a friend today and she had lost a lot of of weight and was looking amzing she mentioed she is using has Saxenda injections has anyone else tried Saxenda thanks 

Anyone on here using Saxenda to loose weight? I am and it’s not really working for me.

batches of Saxenda FlexTouch prefilled pen device in the UK.

I currently take Lithium Aripiprazole Mirtazipine Omeprazole Atorvostatin Can anyone help me with advice or something on the best way to lose weight, ive researched something called "Saxenda" i think its called that i would like to try.

Yasmin/ Saxenda / metformin /something else ? Any diet and supplement recommendations also welcome. Feeling a bit lost and overwhelmed. Not sure where to start and what to do as all previous attempts at maintaining my weight and female features seem to have failed.

I saw an ad on Facebook today for a drug called “Saxenda”. I don’t know what it does. Got me thinking that ADT could be called “Sexenda”!

My neurologist has told me that she has a patient that was prescribed memantine to treat migraine and it is helping her, but she has never prescribed it for this. She wanted me to try aimovig first, which I did and it did nothing. So I was thinking of trying it. I’m finding some dizziness as a side effect

Can anyone tell me if there are any reasons why i should not have Saxenda which is a medicine to help you loose weight. Its a GLP1 hormone ( i understand) can anyone point me in the right direction. There are no drug interactions

Based on experience with another subcutaneous injectable GLP-1 receptor agonist, liraglutide (Saxenda, Novo Nordisk), already approved for obesity, it may be that taking chronic overweight medicine is like taking statin for high cholesterol, Wadden said.

Most doctors, especially mental health doctors, just plain suck. I've found research they've never heard of yet takes a 10 second Google search to find. There's doctors that stick to specific medications they prescribe and will only prescribe those. Go to another shrink and he'll say yes to a and b but

Can anyone tell me of their experience with Namenda/Memantine? My mom just went down three points on her cognitive test, so they want to add Namenda to her Rytary and Excelon patch. Are there many side effects?

Hi! I was wondering if anyone is taking memantine? (Brand name Namenda in the US). I am planning to try it again for my migraines/auras and started researching again (at 4 am due to my fun insomnia). Apparently there is a correlation between migraines and Alzheimer’s which got me googling studies again

I recently read on the blog www.restart.med, run by US naturopath Westin Childs, that the relatively new drug Saxenda can lead to extraordinary weight loss results, especially in patients with insulin and leptin resistance.

I was actually taking Saxenda until last week, but after 6 weeks I only lost 4lbs- which isn’t really worth the price tag. And in a few days it’s all gone back on! 😩 So I’d like to know if NDT has helped weight loss, how it has made you feel, and where is the best place to get it from please?

I would even be willing to try the drug Saxenda which Dr. Childs describes as a new and very effective way to treat obesity. It seems it's basically the same as the drug Victoza used in patients with diabetes 2, but that Saxenda was specifically developed for weight loss.

This is Alzheimer’s med also called memantine in US. I am limited on med options. Being used here for migraines.

The only thing that worked was Saxenda which is the same as Victoza, but I had an injection site reaction. And here I am. Everything is bad, triglycerides, blood sugar, A1C, all of it. My biggest concern before I heard of liver fibrosis was my hugely distended belly. It's still huge.

Just wondered if anyone has tried cyproterone or Saxenda and what we’re results?

I was diagnosed with Early Onset PD at the age of 49. I am now 67. Will fill in more another day. It's 11:00 am & time to get moving. Thank you all for the hearty welcome!! This seems to be a very user-friendly (and friendly user) forum. ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````