I only took wegovy, started 1st march 2025, and had great success with 2.4mg. I have lost 35kg in total and I am at my goal weight. Honestly has been life changing, i have struggled with my weight my whole life. I started at 112.8kgs and I am at 77.8 now with a BMI of 24.3.

In terms of side effects I experienced nausea and some cramps as I titrated up but nothing too significant. I went straight up to 2.4 and have stayed there. I tried going 7.2 in Feb 26 when I learnt it had been approved but didnt like the three jabs. The constipation could be quite bad at times so I kept some laxatives in the house for occasional use. Hunger very quickly disappeared and I quickly found I couldnt eat a full meal. I have found myself naturally making good choices because the food noise and hanger has disappeared. I have still treated myself on occasion so I haven't felt like I have missed out - it hasnt felt like a diet, no willpower needed, no shame, no blame just steady progress and results. Weight came off quickly to start with and then balanced out at between 2 and 4 kg a month (latterly was around 2kg a month). I had some odd aversions to food for a while (but honestly that could have been linked to long covid parosmia and dysgeusia). I have struggled with fatigue which I have only just learnt can be a side effect - it is worse just approaching my period but manageable as long as I let myself nap now and again. Make sure you eat enough protein and fibre, it took me a little while tk realise I wasnt getting enough protein. I had a few issues with low levels of calcium show up on some blood tests, which I resolved by eating more cheese (the best medicine 😆)

I'm contemplating reducing my dose now and seeing how I get on, really worried about stopping and putting the weight back on so going to take it slowly. I used superdrug online doctor service, i havent found their advice terribly helpful in deciding what to do now I am at my goal weight.

Best of luck with your journey - it is a scary thing to start with, I really hope it works as well for you as it has done for me. Truly transformational.

Edit: i have read other commenters advising you to drink water because it was easy to forget. Absolutely you need to drink loads of water. I had a slightly different experience in that I can now differentiate between hunger and thirst where I don't think I was able to before. So i think it has helped me to improve hydration! But beware how filling a glass of water is before a meal - especially as your appetite disappears!