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@gbear1953 Side effects vary a lot from person to person. And to be fair, no one is exactly doing big clinical trials to find the best protocol to switch from one of these to another -- it seems to be pretty much just a judgment call. So although the literature encourages you to ramp down on the old drug before switching to the new one at a low dose, I don't imagine it's likely to cause any serious harm to switch at higher doses. After all, these things largely flush out of your system in a week, so even if it's a week you regret, you can always drop the dose then.

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@projfan Yes I agree

I do not feel any symptoms yet and am aware of what to look for. As I mentioned, I can test my glucose and of course will b aware of any stomach/bowel issues. As I read more, it does not seem to be a matter of great concern. My main takeaway was just how different the two injection pens work. Ozampic one can count to almost ten and as it slowly enters but Monjarno, Wow! it just jets into you.
BTW I will ask my MD to prescribe Monjarno when I see him next week as he had already suggested I try it because my A1C was kinda stuck at 6.9
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