At the start of the study, she was being treated with metformin (850mg twice daily), empagliflozin (10mg daily), and glargine insulin (6 units at bedtime)
But some early signs might include: Feeling full faster during meals Less interest in snacking between meals Slight changes in food cravings Day 4-7: Appetite Shifts Begin By the end of your first week, you may start noticing: Smaller portions feel satisfying You dont need as much food to feel full Longer gaps between meals Youre not thinking about food as often Reduced food noise Less mental chatter about what to eat next Managing First-Week Side Effects Common side effects during week one include: Mild nausea (especially after eating) Feeling of fullness Possible digestive changes These usually improve as your body adjusts to the medication
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Individual results vary based on dose, diet, exercise, and adherence