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GLP-1 TV · News & media · views checked Oct 2026

Wegovy Pill Week 1 for Weight Loss: My Honest Experience with Side Effects

News & mediaOne Pound at a Time with Ashley7,239 views10:23Feb 2026

Our summary

Ashley, who runs the channel One Pound at a Time with Ashley, describes her first week on the Wegovy semaglutide pill at the introductory 1.5 mg dose. She says she took it as prescribed: early in the morning with 4 oz of water, then waiting 30 to 45 minutes before eating, drinking or taking other medication. She reports no side effects on days one and two.

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What else the video covers

On day three she says she woke around 4:40 a.m. with a migraine that felt different from her usual weather and sinus headaches, followed by a day of low energy, trouble working and flu-like tiredness. Over the next few days she describes insomnia, fatigue, a tight stomach and little appetite. She says she ate small breakfasts, and that a third boiled egg made her feel close to vomiting. She also noticed little desire to snack or drink water hours later, and the headache returned.

Ashley says that drinking more water and making herself eat ended the headaches, and she thinks waiting too long to eat may have caused them. She describes very deep but unrefreshing sleep, then says her energy came back by the day of filming. She also reports mild constipation and says she has started a stool softener and plans to buy fiber pills. She does not think she has lost weight yet, weighs in once a week on Mondays, and plans to continue through her 30-day supply before deciding whether to stay on it. These are her personal experiences, not medical advice.

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Takeaways

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  1. 1:31 Ashley says she takes the 1.5 mg Wegovy pill early in the morning with 4 oz of water and waits 30 to 45 minutes before eating or drinking.
  2. 2:02 She reports no side effects on days one and two, then a migraine and a day of exhaustion on day three.
  3. 3:34 She describes insomnia, tiredness, a tight stomach and reduced appetite over the following days, including nearly vomiting after a third boiled egg.
  4. 6:07 She says drinking more water and forcing herself to eat stopped the headaches, which she links to waiting too long to eat.
  5. 8:11 She plans to stay on the pill for her full 30-day supply before deciding whether to continue.
  6. 8:45 She reports constipation and says she started a stool softener and plans to add fiber pills.

Key moments

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  1. 0:00 Introduction to vlog
  2. 1:08 Starting the medication
  3. 2:15 Side effects of week one
  4. 3:56 Managing side effects
  5. 6:19 Sleep and looking forward
  6. 8:37 Digestive issues and closing

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
1.5 mg
Point in the journey
Week 1
Side effects mentioned
constipation and headache
Who is speaking
News or media

Questions this video answers

What side effects did she have in week 1 of the Wegovy pill?

Ashley says she had a migraine on day three, fatigue, insomnia, a tight stomach, low appetite and some constipation. She reports no side effects on the first two days.

How do you take the Wegovy pill according to this video?

Ashley says she takes it early in the morning with only 4 oz of water. She then waits 30 to 45 minutes before eating or drinking, and takes any other medication after that.

What helped with headaches on the Wegovy pill?

Ashley says drinking more water and making herself eat helped her headaches go away. She suspects that waiting too long to eat was causing them.

Did she lose weight in the first week of the Wegovy pill?

Ashley says she does not think she has lost any weight yet. She weighs in once a week, on Mondays, and plans to give the pill at least 30 days.

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