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Wegovy nausea diary for the stop-or-continue conversation
Use this sheet to track nausea and other stomach symptoms on Wegovy, record dose and missed injection history, and bring clear notes to your prescriber or pharmacist when deciding whether to continue, adjust or stop.
Current Wegovy dose and injection history
Copy these from your pharmacy label and injection record. Write what you know, even if unsure.
Current Wegovy formInjection or tablet, as written on the pharmacy label
Current dose as prescribedWrite the strength shown on the latest prescription
Date of most recent dose changeWrite the date the dose last went up or down
Missed doses in the last monthWrite each missed date and the reason
Any dose delayed because of side effectsWrite the date and who advised the delay
Nausea and stomach symptom diary
Record each day you notice a symptom. Write none if nothing happened. Bring this log to every visit.
| Date | Nausea (none, mild, strong) | Vomiting or diarrhea | Stomach or back pain | Eating and drinking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Before the visit
Gather these items so the appointment can focus on your decision.
- Bring the completed symptom diary and your medicine box.
- Write down every stomach symptom and the date it started.
- Note how much fluid you drink on a typical day.
- Confirm the Wegovy form and strength on your pharmacy label.
- List any other medicines, supplements or changes in eating habits.
- Check with your pharmacist about the timing of missed doses.
Questions to ask your prescriber or pharmacist
- Does my nausea count as a reason to stop Wegovy in my case?
- Should my kidney function be checked if I have vomiting or diarrhea?
- Would a lower maintenance dose be an option instead of stopping?
- Would delaying the next dose increase be reasonable if I do not tolerate it?
- Should I be checked for gallbladder problems given my weight change?
- Which pain or vomiting symptoms mean I should call the office right away?
- Would switching from injection to tablets change my nausea?
This sheet records information for a conversation with your prescriber or pharmacist. It does not replace their instructions or the medication's prescribing information.