A three-year-old mother who cancels two stones in just nine weeks by using injections, other users warned of a painful side effect she looks bigger than ever.
Once aimed at diabetic patients, Mounjaro is called the ‘King Kong’ of Skinny Jabs, which quickly causes weight loss by reducing the appetite.
But the injections often have side effects, including serious bloating, nausea, diarrhea and in some serious cases, life -threatening organ damage.
Kayleigh, 37, from Kent, weighed more than 19 stones (120 kg) and fell at about 17 stone (107 kg) within just nine weeks after taking Mounjaro.
The Jabs, who can now be prescribed by GPS in England for free, initially greatly improved Kayleigh’s relationship with her body.
But she shared shocking images that were taken before and after her weekly dose that reveals that she is suffering from extreme bloated feeling – to show her stomach in the balloon to double the normal size.
The photos, taken apart just 24 hours after taking a 5 mg dosage of the medication, show Kayleigh who holds her belly, which looks swollen and very painful.
The mother of three shared the painful side effect with her Tap Followers, adding that the bloated feeling is usually accompanied by vomiting and diarrhea.
Kayleigh shared her symptoms with her 6000 tap followers and said she suffers painfully inherit every time she takes the medication
The Jabs stimulate weight loss by simulating the actions of hormone GLP-1, which is naturally released in the intestine after eating
Other Jabbers flooded her post with support and tips, with some complaining about similar symptoms, while others suggested that it could be caused by slower digestion caused by the medication.
It was noted: “Every time I eat something, it’s like I was pumped up!”
Another said, “Every meal I eat also swells like a balloon.”
The injection, just like other Jabs for weight loss such as Ozempic and Wegovy, works by simulating the actions of a hormone released after eating in the intestine, called GLP-1.
In addition to identifying the pancreas to produce more insulin, Mounjaro disrupts signals between the intestine and the brain, which means that users keep fuller for longer and the stomach slows down.
According to Professor Penny Wad, a pharmaceutical experts at King’s College London, this can be enough to activate painful bloating.
“Delayed gastric emptying can delay the transit of carbohydrates through the intestine,” she explained.
This gives certain foods more time to produce gas in the intestine, by digesting and fermenting intestinal bacteria – that give painfully bloated.
Flowers can also be caused by various medical conditions such as IBS, Crohn’s disease and overgrowth of small intestinal bacteria (SIBO), which occurs when there is an abnormal increase in the amount of bacteria in the small intestine.
In addition to bloating, these disorders can also cause other painful digestive problems, such as cramps, diarrhea, nausea and blood in the stool.
In addition to the bloated feeling, which usually happens around 24 hours after taking the injection, Kayleigh also experiences nausea, vomiting and diarrhea – common side effects of the blockbuster Jabs
Kayleigh told her followers that her bloated feeling is reduced by taking Wellgard Probiotics that support digestion and intestinal regulation by stimulating the number of healthy bacteria in the intestine.
However, flowers are not the only adverse side effects that Mounjaro users experience.
Last month, the UK Medicines Regulator launched a probe in the safety of FAT JABS, after hundreds of users developed pancreatitis, leaving ten people behind.
The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) said that it has received more than 560 reports from people who have developed an inflamed pork after taking the Jabs since they were first launched.
Side effects such as these remain a considerable burden for the NHS and studies have shown that they represent one in six hospital admissions.
It is predicted that the reactions of side effects can only cost the NHS more than £ 2.2 billion a year in the hospital, Dr. Alison Cave, said the Chief Safety Officer of the MHRA.
These Blockbuster -Jabs are also credited for lowering blood sugar levels for people with type 2 diabetes, but experts have warned that they are not a silver bullet and can come up with some serious side effects.
Last year a sobering report suggested that the spiral -shaped obesity levels of Great -Britain – that the economy costs around £ 75 billion a year – a stunning increase of 39 percent in diabetes type 2 among people younger than 40.
Kayleigh has lost two stone about the medication
Recent estimates suggest that around 1.5 million people in the UK Jabs are taking weight loss, so that users can lose to 20 percent of their body weight in just a few months.
And the figures that they use privately where it costs around £ 250 per month are even higher.
It comes as obese patients in England with a BMI older than 40 and at least four obesity-related health problems such as type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure, Mounjaro will be offered for free by their doctor.
The weekly injection will be offered to around 220,000 people in the next three years under new NHS prescription rules.
Within 12 years, about million Britons are expected to receive the Jabs on the NHS.
Like any medicine, however, side effects are broad and include problems such as nausea and abdominal pain and digestive problems.
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