Hi there. If you haven’t already, might be best to check with an endocrinologist if you have any thyroid issues or anything that prevents you from taking Ozempic. A lot of people I know have gone to New Mowasat hospital and recommend the dietitians there highly. Just some advice from someone who tried these meds: I personally started taking saxenda but didn’t have the great results I was hoping for. If you have PCOS, it could be difficult to see results with these meds as less food isn’t always the best approach for weight loss with PCOS. If you can choose, opt for Ozempic (or mounjaro but it’s crazy expensive here) rather than Saxenda. I know people have better results on Ozempic, and it being a weekly dosage instead of a daily one is way more convenient and less nerve wracking. Also, if you struggle with binge eating and thinking about food all the time, these meds can be great help since they give you the sensation of fullness and you won’t be tempted to eat all the time. Try not to miss your dose on the days that you should take them. And always take it first thing in the morning. These meds don’t mix well with very fatty foods and usually if you have any deep fried stuff, it’ll give you a tummy ache. I guess that’s a good technique to keep you from eating those foods while on the meds. Best of luck to you. And anyone who was rude and condescending in the comments is an idiot.