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Hey guys, I started mid-January. I started at 227 lbs and I’m currently in the 214-215 range. (5’6 male) I eat 1600-1700 calories a day and go to the gym 4-5 times a week. I am in Canada. Tomorrow I am increasing from a 1.0 to a 1.5 dose. (I’ve only been on 1.0 for about three weeks). Yesterday I went back to refill my prescription and my doctor said it “wasn’t working as intended”, so I should think about switching medications, but to me everything seems to be going as planned. After weighing me in all my clothing mid-day after I had been drinking water and eating, he said my weight hadn’t changed since last time I had seen him. (He measured in KG, not pounds). So he told me I should consider switching medications to mounjaro instead immediately I reluctantly asked if I could stay on the higher dose for more than a few weeks and increase it instead, which he reluctantly agreed to. Does this feel like a red flag to anyone else, or is he right? I said I’d like to stay on a higher dose for more than a few weeks and he reluctantly agreed, but I’m questioning my own judgement here. Thanks guys.
Intent Score
70
Intent
75
Confidence
Summary
The author is questioning their medication's effectiveness and considering a switch, indicating moderate intent to explore options.
Reasoning
The author is actively engaged in their weight-loss journey and is discussing medication adjustments with their doctor, which shows a level of commitment. However, they are also expressing uncertainty and seeking validation from others, which suggests they are still in the research phase rather than ready to make a purchase decision. This places them in the moderate intent category.
Extracted Signals
- consider switching medications
“my doctor said it 'wasn’t working as intended', so I should think about switching medications”
- questioning medication effectiveness
“I’m questioning my own judgement here.”
Model: gpt-4o-mini · Prompt: v1 · 4/12/2026, 2:59:01 PM