Hello. My weight loss plateau has been prolonged for too long, and having been diagnosed with obesity and a risk of metabolic syndrome during a health checkup, I am considering a prescription for obesity medication. My current stats are 168cm tall and 78kg, which classifies me as severely obese. I have tried diet control and exercise, but since appetite suppression has not been effective, I am looking to seek help from injectable medications such as Wigobi or Maunzaro. Before starting treatment, I have a few questions and am seeking advice from experienced individuals and experts. Based on my BMI and body type, which medication—Wigobi, a single-ingredient drug, or Maunzaro, a dual-acting agent—would be more effective for weight loss and appetite suppression? Additionally, I have a weak stomach and frequently suffer from indigestion, bloating, and reflux esophagitis. I have heard that these medications cause severe gastrointestinal side effects such as nausea, vomiting, and constipation. I am curious if these side effects are more severe for people with weak stomachs, and how they typically adapt to and overcome these issues.
