[88] In another randomized study published in 2003 (Meneilly et al.), 16 elderly, insulin-nave patients with diabetes were divided in two groups of 8 patients each, and given either a continuous subcutaneous infusion of GLP-1 at an initial dose of 100 pmol/kg/h, titrated up to a maximum dose of 120 pmol/kg/h for 12 weeks, compared to controls treated with conventional therapy
The role of glucagon in glucose intolerance and effects of GLP-1 based drugs on plasma glucagon
This preserves stopper integrity and reduces needle deflection
Therefore, you may experience sulfur burps and diarrhea with any GLP-1 medication
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