It was my first time using it and I wasted a needle. Then, when I got the correct method, and used a second needle, I am not sure if any liquid went inside my tummy. I didn’t feel it. I had the dosage at .25 and the needle was inside my body for 10 seconds, and I remember pressing the button, but not sure I felt liquid going inside. What should I do?
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Do you have a kitchen scale? compare the weight of a new one and the used one. The difference is clear and as the liquid isn’t dribbling down you belly, it is going to be in it instead!
Edit: It is all in the same pen, I guess.
Don’t worry, weigh it for next time instead.
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The injectors are very reliable. You’ll know it’s working in a day or so when you feel the profound change in appetite.
The injectors have a clear window to show how much medication is left inside. You can tell if it has been dispensed or not. No need to weigh.
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That is the irony. The first time I got it was from a nurse (a week ago). While my appetite did decrease, I am still consuming 2000 calories a day. I feel hungry. I quit cigarettes like a month and a half ago, and I gained 20-25 pounds in this period (consuming almost 2800-3000 calories a day on average).
You shouldn’t feel the liquid medication go into you.
Except for a little pinch from the needle you shouldn’t feel a thing.
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