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Wegovy vomiting side effect diary and visit prep sheet
Use this sheet to record vomiting and related symptoms while taking Wegovy, note your injection timing, and prepare questions for your prescriber or pharmacist. Bring the completed sheet to your visit or keep it at home.
Wegovy details
Copy these from your pen box or prescription label.
Wegovy strength on your penWrite exactly what the label says
Date you started WegovyMonth and year
Usual injection dayFor example weekly on a named day
Prescriber name and phone
Pharmacist name and phone
Any other medicines you takeInclude oral medicines and supplements
Vomiting and symptom diary
Record each day you vomit or feel unwell. Add missed or late injections in the notes column.
| Date | Vomiting episodes | Abdominal pain or back pain | Fluids you could keep down | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Before your visit
- Bring your completed diary and the Wegovy pen box
- Write down the date of your last injection
- Note any missed injection and the day it was due
- Check with your pharmacist which other medicines you take
- List any abdominal pain, including where it spreads
- Note how much you have been drinking and urinating
- Bring a list of any allergic reactions you have had
- Confirm the phone number to call if symptoms become severe
Questions to ask your prescriber or pharmacist
- What warning signs of pancreatitis should I report to you straight away?
- What should I do if I vomit soon after an injection?
- How should I handle a missed injection while I am vomiting?
- Do you want to check my kidney function if I keep vomiting?
- Could slowed stomach emptying affect how my other oral medicines work?
- Should my oral medicines be checked more closely while I take Wegovy?
- Is there an anti-nausea medicine you recommend for me to consider?
- When should I restart or re-escalate my dose if I have missed doses?
- Which symptoms mean I should seek urgent care?
This sheet records information for a conversation with your prescriber or pharmacist. It does not replace their instructions or the medication's prescribing information.