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Anyone experience GERD, heartburn, painful stomach while on Evenit

Posted by anon172 @anon172, Oct 1 5:23pm

Probably just my gut, as I haven’t found much on Evenity and GERD, but I am currently experiencing belly pain, GERD, full stomach sensation after eating small meals, and have lost weight due to inability to eat much. I started Evenity earlier in the year (3 doses) but had to stop due to weird insane itching. I decided to try it again and started a month ago (just had 5th round today), and for several weeks my stomach has been having problems as described above. I’ve had same gut symptoms before Evenity came into my life too, so maybe it’s just me, but I thought I’d throw this out there to see. Thank you.

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andi77 | @andi77 | 4 days ago

I've only had my first Evenity injections a month ago and don't normally experience GERD, but I experienced it right after the injections as well as bloating and mild nausea.
The symptoms seem to have subsided, but I will have my 2nd injection in two weeks and hoping this doesn't recur; it's certainly not pleasant, but I guess it's more common than I thought...
I was not forewarned of this.
I truly wish for better experiences for both/all of us moving forward.
The good news is that the treatment seems to have very good outcomes in the long run, and it's just for a year.

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anon172 | @anon172 | 4 days ago
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I've only had my first Evenity injections a month ago and don't normally experience GERD, but I experienced it right after the injections as well as bloating and mild nausea.
The symptoms seem to have subsided, but I will have my 2nd injection in two weeks and hoping this doesn't recur; it's certainly not pleasant, but I guess it's more common than I thought...
I was not forewarned of this.
I truly wish for better experiences for both/all of us moving forward.
The good news is that the treatment seems to have very good outcomes in the long run, and it's just for a year.

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@andi77 Thank you for replying. Fingers crossed it will get better;-)

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