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I am using Byetta two times a day (10mg/ml). I am also using Duromine to surpress appetite. But First dr told me to take the Byetta within an hour AFTER meals, I later on read it should be taken BEFORE eating. I am now taking it before meals. But get so nauseus that I sometimes cant eat more than two spoonfulls. Am struggling to eat snacks inbetween meals. Am drinking more water - some days up to 2litres. Other days not so much... My problem is that I dont notice any weight loss so far. Its very… read more

Is anyone else having a problem with their Trulicity prescription? I have been unable to get Trulicity 4.5. I was able to get a 1.5 thru another pharmacy. It is very frustrating. I have been told that it is a national issue and may take several months to overcome.

Hi guys. I was wondering if any of you that take Victoza pen for type 2 have side effects if so what are they. I have suffered sore throat sinus trouble cold and flu symptoms since October I blamed flu jab which I got in October but it can't be that after all this time it must be the Victoza. Any help appreciated thank you

I’m sure many wonder, why is the Doc prescribing this for me

The answer is quite simple

Most Doctors at least in the member countries of this group use Treatment Guidelines established by a panel of experts specifically for the treatment of Type 2

The various drugs are separated into 4 Tiers

The only Tier 1 drug is Metformin – why is it prescribed first?

Because it allows the patient to do their part, start eating better, lose some weight and exercise which will limit the “self induced”… read more

In May of this year the FDA approved another new drug for the treatment of Type 2.

The drugs name is Mounjaro (tirzepatide) and it's the latest to join the club of the weekly/monthly injectables that first hit the market about a decade back with Ozempic being the most popular in the particular class of drugs.

Of course, with each new drug in a given class there is usually some improvement over what the last drug did or it would hardly be worth marketing - why would anyone switch if it didn't… read more

It seems that people I know who take Jardiance and Victoza and Trulicity seem to be able to eat more carbs than people just taking metformin or drugs like glipizide. Do these drugs allow you to eat more carbs and still keep your blood glucose in check?

(this will be at least a 2 part)

Researchers are constantly looking for the next new treatment

Once researchers have developed a drug that they “think” might work or improve an existing one they will start a “pre-trial protocol” (animal testing)

This can take years or decades.

This is often when you hear about some wonder drug that “one day may do everything include make your morning coffee”

So IF it passes the pre-trial it goes to Phase 1 Trial

Phase 1 is tested on a small group – as few… read more