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GLP-1 TV · Patient story · views checked Oct 2026

Wegovy Pill Week 16 | Hunger & Sugar Cravings, No Weight Loss, Fitness, Goals, Taking GLP1s Forever

Patient storyKeep Up With Koi1,993 views10:22May 2026

Our summary

Koi, who runs the Keep Up With Koi channel, gives a weekly update after a little over 16 weeks on the Wegovy pill. She says she moved from the 25 mg dose back down to the 9 mg dose in her last update, and this video covers how that change went. On May 11th she weighed 258 lb, and on May 18th, 2026 she weighed 257.8 lb. She says she is not surprised by the lack of loss and still counts the week as a point for herself. She also shows her waist beads, which she says sit in about the same spot, though she feels her shirt is a little looser.

One person's experience, in their words. Not medical advice.

What else the video covers

Koi says that after dropping to 9 mg her body seemed to be adjusting, and she had hunger pains on a couple of days, got hungry more often, and had some sugar cravings. She says she can manage this until her body settles on 9 mg, and that she is not ready to go back to the side effects she had at 25 mg. She notes that she still filled up quickly at meals, often eating a small part of a meal and finishing the rest a few hours later. She adds that she ate out more than usual that week, including a Dairy Queen trip while her mom was visiting. She also says she has started walking outside on a track instead of using the gym treadmill, finds it harder, and plans to do cardio outdoors and strength training in the gym.

Koi describes her goals and her view on staying on the medication. She says she now thinks of this as a fitness effort and not only weight loss. She says she has lost 25 lb in total. She does not plan to take the pill forever, and intends to use it until she reaches her goal weight, then come off gradually while keeping her eating habits and activity. At 5'10, she says a normal BMI would be about 170 to 175 lb, and she may decide to stay somewhere under 200 lb depending on how she looks and feels.

Our summary of what is said, in our words. Doses, results and prices are the speaker’s, not advice.

Takeaways

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  1. 0:30 Koi weighs 257.8 lb on May 18th, 2026, compared with 258 lb a week earlier, and says she is not surprised.
  2. 2:00 After returning to the 9 mg dose of the Wegovy pill, she says she had hunger pains, more frequent hunger and sugar cravings, though she still felt full quickly at meals.
  3. 4:35 She says she switched to walking outdoors on a track and plans to do cardio outside and strength training in the gym.
  4. 6:05 Koi says she does not want to take the Wegovy pill forever and plans to use it until her goal weight, then come off gradually.
  5. 8:10 She says her goal weight is around the 170s lb, based on a normal BMI at 5'10, though she may settle at a weight under 200 lb.

Key moments

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  1. 0:11 Dose change
  2. 4:48 Exercise and strength
  3. 9:58 Side effects

What the video says

As stated in the video, not checked by us. Doses and results are the speaker’s, not advice.

Medication
Wegovy
Doses mentioned
9 mg and 25 mg
Point in the journey
Week 16
Side effects mentioned
constipation
Who is speaking
Patient

Questions this video answers

Does hunger come back when going from Wegovy pill 25 mg to 9 mg?

Koi says that after moving from 25 mg back to 9 mg she had hunger pains on a couple of days, got hungry more often and had sugar cravings. She says she thinks her body was adjusting and that she can handle it until it gets used to 9 mg again.

How much weight has Koi lost on the Wegovy pill after 16 weeks?

Koi says she has lost 25 lb. She weighed 257.8 lb on May 18th, 2026, which was about the same as the 258 lb she recorded on May 11th.

Does Koi plan to stay on the Wegovy pill long-term?

According to Koi, she does not want to take it forever and sees it as a tool. She says she plans to take it until she reaches her goal weight and then come off gradually while keeping healthy eating habits and staying active.

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About Keep Up With Koi

Patient story, 2.7K subscribers. 19 of their videos are in GLP-1 TV, 114K views between them, mostly on Wegovy pill, Foundayo.

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