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Adipotide injection site soreness and thirst – normal?

Posted by sarah_codes in Safety & Side Effects - 3 points, 3 comments.

I tried a tiny amount of Adipotide just to see how my body reacts. For what it is worth the injection site got red and sore for a day or two. I also noticed I was drinking way more water than usual and felt a bit dehydrated even though I was sipping constantly.

For what it is worth I haven’t done any bloodwork yet but I’m wondering if anyone else saw kidney markers change or felt similar thirst. Should I back off the dose or stop altogether? Any tips on monitoring safety with this peptide? Thanks for any input.

Comments

  • curious_scientist: I’ve tried a tiny dose of Adipotide once too and got the same red sore spot at the injection site for a couple of days. I also noticed I was thirstier than usual and had to drink more water even though I felt a bit off. For me it seemed to pass after I stopped for a week and let the site heal. I’d definitely back off the dose or pause until you get some basic bloodwork done – kidney markers are the main thing to watch with this peptide. Just my own experience, but staying hydrated and giving th
  • restlessemma: Yeah same here – red sore spot and extra thirst for a couple days. I cut the dose in half and waited a week; the site healed and thirst dropped. Getting basic kidney labs before restarting feels smart. Imo, listen to your body.
  • sarah_codes: I’ll try halving the dose and see if the red spot and thirst ease. Planning to get a basic kidney panel before any restart. Does a week off feel enough for recovery?

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