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the week 8 version of this is different from the week 4 wall and I don’t think enough people separate them

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Everyone's well drilled on "week 4 is normal, don't panic". Fewer people talk about the week 8-ish stall, which in my experience and a bunch of others I've compared notes with, actually behaves a little differently — often coincides with a real titration plateau (you've been on the same step a while and your body's…

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u/plateau_patrol134 points·8 days ago

this is a good distinction actually. week 4 stalls are almost always noise. week 8+ stalls are more likely to be a genuine "your body's adapted to this exact dose" plateau, which is a different conversation.

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u/maintenance_mode_maxOPmaintenance61 points·8 days ago

right, and the "different conversation" part is the bit I wanted to flag, because the wait-it-out advice that's correct at week 4 isn't automatically correct at week 8

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u/plateau_patrol38 points·8 days ago

and even then "different conversation" means "talk to whoever manages your dose", not "here's what internet strangers think you should do about it"

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u/gentle_correctionnice about it24 points·8 days ago

good, that caveat needed saying explicitly and I'm glad it's in the thread

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