Follow these practices: Use the right diluent: Bacteriostatic water (containing 0.9% benzyl alcohol) provides antimicrobial protection that extends vial life
If you take a gliptin while breastfeeding, you should monitor your child for signs of hypoglycaemia, including: being sleepy, or drowsy, irritability, jitteriness, tremors, pallor (paler than usual), sweating, not settling, changes in feeding including poor feeding
And at the maximum 12 mg dose, 10% reported feeling tired
This is the right call for someone on GLP-1 therapy
However, no dose should be the starting dose
Over time, this added pressure may contribute to symptoms such as pelvic discomfort, hemorrhoids, or worsening of pelvic organ prolapse