My doctor said go up in four weeks. What if I do not want to?
Answer
Staying where you are is written into the schedule, not a departure from it. What you do about it is a conversation with your prescriber.
In more detail
Approved labeling in this class describes delaying an increase when a step is not tolerated — the semaglutide weight-management label describes delaying escalation by four weeks, and the tirzepatide label describes staying at the current amount. Pramlintide's label goes further and ties every increase to nausea having settled first, which is the clearest written statement in the whole class that tolerance leads the schedule rather than the calendar. None of that is permission from this app to do anything. It is what the printed document says, so that a conversation with a prescriber can start from the same page they are on.
Source
Approved labeling for semaglutide, tirzepatide and pramlintide.
Educational use only, never medical advice. No doses.