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

Week 2 of Wegovy. Is It Worth It?

Patient storyBEATFACEHONEY76,781 views9:17Mar 2023

Our summary

In this video, Tatiana Ward, who says she was an early makeup tutorial creator on YouTube, reports on completing her second week on the Wegovy injection. She says she has taken three once-weekly injections so far and has lost 10.4 pounds in two weeks, noting that she thinks the first few pounds are water weight. She says her clothes are starting to feel looser.

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

What else the video covers

She explains that her endocrinologist prescribed Wegovy while testing for the cause of her irregular periods and long-standing weight struggles. According to her, diabetes and thyroid problems have been ruled out, and the doctor now believes she may have PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome). She says she is on medication that will help test for that condition, and that tests are still ongoing. She also says past efforts with Weight Watchers, walking, diet and exercise led to weight loss that came back.

The second half covers her visit with a nutritionist. She says her main takeaway was to drink more water, because Wegovy causes constipation, and to eat more fiber while eating fewer carbohydrates. The nutritionist suggested berries, other fruit, and flax seeds on yogurt, and Ward says she has started eating Fiber One cereal. She says the nutritionist approved the 1,600 calorie daily target that the MyPlate app gave her, and recommended about 70 grams of protein per day. Ward says she will report back on whether the fiber and water changes help.

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Takeaways

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  1. 0:32 Ward says she finished her second week on Wegovy and has taken three weekly injections.
  2. 2:00 She says her long history of dieting and exercise, including Weight Watchers, always ended with the weight coming back.
  3. 3:03 Her endocrinologist has ruled out diabetes and thyroid issues and suspects PCOS, according to Ward.
  4. 4:05 She reports losing 10.4 pounds in two weeks and says her clothes are getting looser.
  5. 5:09 The nutritionist told her to drink more water and eat more fiber, such as berries, flax seeds and Fiber One cereal, to deal with constipation.
  6. 6:11 She says the nutritionist agreed with the 1,600 calorie target from the MyPlate app and suggested about 70 grams of protein daily.

Key moments

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  1. 0:00 Introduction to journey
  2. 0:52 Medical background
  3. 1:41 Dieting history
  4. 3:03 Diagnostic tests
  5. 3:48 Nutritional counseling
  6. 4:50 Diet and hydration tips
  7. 7:47 Progress and conclusion

What the video says

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

Medication
Wegovy
Point in the journey
Week 2
Side effects mentioned
constipation
Who is speaking
Patient

Questions this video answers

How much weight did she lose in two weeks on Wegovy?

Tatiana Ward says she lost 10.4 pounds over her first two weeks, after three weekly injections. She adds that the first few pounds are likely water weight and that her clothes are starting to fit looser.

What did the nutritionist recommend for Wegovy constipation?

According to Ward, the nutritionist told her to drink more water and eat more fiber while eating fewer carbs. Suggestions included raspberries, blackberries, other fruit, and flax seeds sprinkled on yogurt.

How many calories and how much protein does she eat on Wegovy?

Ward says the MyPlate app set her at 1,600 calories a day and her nutritionist called that number perfect. She says the nutritionist also advised about 70 grams of protein per day.

Why was she prescribed Wegovy?

Ward says an endocrinologist prescribed it while investigating her irregular periods and weight that has been hard to control. She says diabetes and thyroid issues were ruled out and PCOS is suspected.

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