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Wegovy Pill Weight Loss Results After 2 Months | Was It Worth It? | Side Effects + Honest Review

News & mediaOne Pound at a Time with Ashley22,915 views21:15Apr 2026

Our summary

Ashley, who runs the channel One Pound at a Time with Ashley, reviews her first two months on the Wegovy pill. She says she started on February 23 at 1.5 mg, took it each morning with no more than 4 oz of water, and waited 30 to 45 minutes before eating, drinking or taking other medications. On 1.5 mg she reports a severe migraine, insomnia with vivid dreams, and constipation. The migraine and insomnia eased in two to three days, and the constipation lasted about seven or eight days. She says she managed it with more fiber, more water and Miralax. After moving to 4 mg the next day, she says she had no side effects.

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What else the video covers

She describes going to the gym about four days a week, doing two to three miles on a recumbent bike because of osteoarthritis in her left knee, then lifting weights. She says she eats high protein and lower carb, has cut out soda, and logs about 1,800 to 2,000 calories a day in an app, aiming to lose one to two pounds per week. She states she is not a physician and cannot give medical advice. By her account she lost 7.9 lb in the first month on 1.5 mg, which she thinks was partly water weight, and 5.6 lb in the second month on 4 mg, for 13.5 lb total. She started at 336.5 lb and says she now weighs 322.9 lb, with a first goal of losing 30 lb. She also reports losing inches.

On cost, she says her insurance does not cover the pill. She paid $100 per month with a discount code that ended April 15, and expects to pay $199 for 1.5 mg and 4 mg, and $299 at 9 mg. She says the pill is not a fix-all, that diet, exercise and mindset still matter, and that she plans to continue month by month without committing to long-term use.

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Takeaways

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  1. 0:32 Ashley says she started the Wegovy pill on February 23 at 1.5 mg, taken in the morning with up to 4 oz of water and a 30 to 45 minute wait.
  2. 2:00 She reports migraine, insomnia with vivid dreams, and constipation on 1.5 mg, then no side effects after moving to 4 mg.
  3. 7:09 She describes working out about four days a week, eating high protein and lower carb, and aiming for 1,800 to 2,000 calories a day.
  4. 8:46 She says she lost 7.9 lb in month one on 1.5 mg and 5.6 lb in month two on 4 mg.
  5. 13:54 She says she pays out of pocket, with $199 expected for 1.5 mg and 4 mg and $299 at 9 mg.
  6. 20:36 She reports going from 336.5 lb to 322.9 lb, a 13.5 lb loss, and plans to continue month by month.

Key moments

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  1. 0:00 Introduction to the journey
  2. 1:08 Managing side effects
  3. 3:54 Titrating up the dosage
  4. 4:49 Diet and exercise routine
  5. 8:17 Weight loss milestones
  6. 10:42 Physical and mental health
  7. 14:08 Financials and mindset
  8. 17:50 Reflections 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, 4 mg and 9 mg
Point in the journey
Month 2
Side effects mentioned
constipation, headache and loose skin or face changes
Prices mentioned
$100 a month
Who is speaking
News or media

Questions this video answers

How much weight did she lose on the Wegovy pill in 2 months?

Ashley says she lost 13.5 lb in two months, going from 336.5 lb to 322.9 lb. She reports 7.9 lb in the first month on 1.5 mg and 5.6 lb in the second month on 4 mg.

What side effects did she have on the Wegovy pill?

She says that on 1.5 mg she had a severe migraine, insomnia with vivid dreams, and constipation. The migraine and insomnia lasted two to three days and the constipation about seven or eight days. She reports no side effects after moving to 4 mg.

How much does the Wegovy pill cost out of pocket?

Ashley says her insurance does not cover it. She paid $100 per month with a discount code that ended April 15, and expects to pay $199 for 1.5 mg and 4 mg, rising to $299 at 9 mg.

How do you take the Wegovy pill?

According to Ashley, she takes it in the morning with no more than 4 oz of water and waits 30 to 45 minutes before other medications, food or drink. She says to check with a provider for medical guidance.

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