#Minimize side effects

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[transgendermilesprower]

i keep thinking about how they use sonic advance 3 in particular in the one flashback in sonic prime, it's because that's where 'unbreakable bond' originates from!

Sonic and Tails' unbreakable bond is so important to sonic (the character and the series)

[sevicia]

I honestly think neocities (as like, a tool) is super cool and fun and useful but also sooo many sites I've seen on there have a LOT of blinkies or other flashing graphics that you can't really turn off and that I don't think I've ever seen content warnings for. and it annoys meee. Flashing/flickering lights don't put me in any kind of actual danger (they just make my head hurt a bit, so I have to close my eyes) but that's not the case for anyone. It's irritating! I have to admit I don't fully understand how photosensitivy triggers work (I'm not even sure if that's the phrase I'm looking for?), but given the fact that most games/movies/shows will include warnings on them if there's flashing lights or strained colors, I get a little pissed off!

[izzy-b-hands]

I will be forever grateful i can be on this new med. it's one a lot of folks also need and can struggle to have access to! It's important i be on it, especially if i start doing any vid collabs

(some of which, really, all of which, i unfortunately actually need to cancel that were in the preplanning stages, bc the election results have me wanting to wait and see how the general atmosphere of the country is before i agree to meet up with anyone. I feel bad for cancelling, but also i just can't know for sure how safe things are/might be going forward and I'd rather avoid the potential of. ya know. various not great things that could happen at a meet up, tho i would certainly hope they wouldn't. i don't feel like actually addressing them rn, u guys know what i mean)

That said, if the truvada initial side effects could fuck off asap would be so lovely. three weeks at worst, then they should be gone/much better or so i am told. really hope that's true bc losing my mornings to being dizzy and nauseous is Not Working for me lmao. im on week two, and now understand why my new doc said to call if i needed any 'cheerleading' and support to get thru the side effects, bc apparently she's done that for several ppl to make sure they actually make it thru the three weeks and keep on it (lovely of her!!)

[lightyaoigami]

yeah no i love being so tired at 9pm that i can barely keep my eyes open and also nearly falling asleep after every time i eat and also still being depressed in spite of psychoactives in my brain. muna voice life's so fun life's so fun got my miniskirt and my rollerblades on fndhdhjdsdksjks

[nazmazh]

Started on a new anti-migraine drug today (ajovy). Also have had terrible sleep - Especially today, but, like, all year. Also, y'know the migraines.

So not 100% sure if certain things are side-effects of the ajovy or just y'know, my body being upset with many things going on in its life - But more to the point: Should I be concerned with anything that I'm seeing/experiencing?.

Trying to google side-effects is sure a fucking trip, though.

Official company line on their site seems to be "Some swelling/irritation near injection site" is likely the only side-effect confirmed to definitely be from this medicine. Anything else? Well, that must be someone else's problem.

Various reddit posts of peoples' experiences with the medication - Mostly neutral-to-mildly positive. A lot of not-outright-negativity, but disappointment or frustration about the tradeoffs vs benefits. But the side-effects definitely vary wildly in type and intensity. The ones I'm curious about are topics of discussion that have come up with some degree of frequency.

Various interaction/drug rundown sites have much more comprehensive lists, but also include a warning that the ones I'm looking into may be serious/concerning and I should consult my doctor about them right away. Which, like, doesn't seem to be the tone regarding them anywhere else. So, more confusion as-to who's out of step here.

Meanwhile, the pamphlet that came in its box actually does have a more comprehensive list of possible side-effects. Doesn't list severity other than obvious "If experiencing anaphylaxis..." or other obvious emergencies/serious stuff, then go to ER/phone doctor immediately. Everything else listed is just sort of "This could happen" without any level of how concerned you should be.

The ones I've noticed are heartburn (Unusual for me without certain types and timings of trigger-foods, but not impossible to be something else going on that's unrelated to this). And notable joint-stiffness (hands and feet, especially on the same side as my injection), with a touch of joint pain. Both of those are in the "might happen in ~1% of patients" group. Which, hey, alright. That's fine. They're known to have a connection, echoing what the reddit posts were saying. From the tone in the pamphlet and on reddit, I probably don't need to be concerned unless they worsen or persist for a very long time.

Uncommon doesn't necessarily mean alarming, though I am curious as to if there's any correlation in the group of people that experience them. Any factor that might predict it, or explain why they're causing this reaction, y'know?

Okay. Good. No need to panic. Probably should sleep though. Less than 4 hours in the last 48 can't be good for me.

[jessiescock]

started taking my adhd meds again yesterday (i had to pause them bc they prescribed me bupropion on top of my elvanse and that jusr gave me turbo tachycardia while not really helping with fatigue) and im finally able to do tasks again but now it's back to no appetite unable to eat enough and weird feeling of restlessness and unease

[whiterosechrista]

Update

I got prescribed muscle relaxants for my back pain and they make me really groggy, hence why I haven't posted anything for the past two days. Sorry about that.

(Also, I stayed up til like 5 AM and got maybe six hours of sleep max, then had to go to my first therapy session with groggy brain and bad back. Thankfully Mom was there with me.)

(Then we had to stand in line for like an hour to get back our towed car that's not even ours- we're borrowing it from a friend while she's on vacation. So yeah. Fun times.)

[tuxxydo]

okay i just caught up on cold war zombies lore and... Samantha was thrown in the dark aether and immediately got out????????? I’m not the only one pissed about that right?

[lonniemachin]

microdosing haterism by saving all of my hater posts to my drafts

[arcadian-vampire]

I can feel myself trembling, sweet Din. My illness is absurd

[vamptastic]

you know. i do think that weight loss- even smaller weight loss of like 20 pounds- from ozempic would legitimately make it worth it for me, in terms of the typical GI stuff. i just wouldn't want to stay on it forever, because it's expensive and a pain in the ass to administer, and to my understanding that is necessary to maintain the lower weight. though i do wonder if it'd work the same for me- since my weight gain was caused by a hormonal disorder that is now no longer ravaging me quite as hard. the big thing is just the risk of gastroparesis because i'd much rather remain at my current weight (which doesn't generally cause me health problems) than deal with that for the rest of my life. idk. bit of a moot point because my insurance doesn't cover it for anything but diabetes anyway, but it's been recommended to me by a couple different doctors, so it's been on my mind every time i see a dumb joke or whatever.

[banterbears]

oh my god why am i not taking my adderall everyday like it's been prescribed to me

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