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Has Anyone Experienced Acute Pancreatitis Due To Trulicity?
It's been three months since I was in Or other meds that work through the pancreas? I ended up in the hospital, have now been put on only insulin and metformin. It's been about three months since I was in the hospital and now the pains are starting again and am waiting for a call from the doctor for blood work. I'm hoping it hasn't become chronic, diabetes is hard enough to live with. Ugh
I also took Metformin n the doctor had to take me off of it due to nausea n occasional vomiting every morning after taking it.. I unfortunately do have chronic pancreatitis.. it's awful if you have had it only once you will never forget it.. 😕
I took Metformin at first as well, it wasn't good for me either. Bad side affects.
Ask doc to switch the metformin. I had horrible side effects from that drug.
Yes, acute pancreatitis is listed as a rare but serious side effect of Trulicity (Dulaglutide). If you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms of pancreatitis, such as severe abdominal pain, nausea, or vomiting, it is important to seek medical attention immediately.
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