One week on and I have already dropped the lunch time insulin - it was only 8 units halved to 4 and I thought that amount was not worth the bother - it doesn't seem to have affected my BG levels.Well, the nurse said I was to continue to take the insulins but at half the usual dosage - currently 30u for the Lantus and 10-30u for the Novorapid. I am to take the Byetta concurrently with the insulin.
cidermouth said:I've just been advised to use Byetta in order to lower my sugar levels and reduce wieght by my Diabetes registar and specialist nurse. I'm a bit concerned as my diabetic specialist nurse told me that it hasn't been licenced for use with insulin (I'm using Lantus at 100 units and Novorapid at 30, 18 and 40 per day). I'd like to know if anyone else is using this and how safe it's use is with insulin.
Cidermouth said,
I've just been advised to use Byetta in order to lower my sugar levels and reduce wieght by my Diabetes registar and specialist nurse. I'm a bit concerned as my diabetic specialist nurse told me that it hasn't been licenced for use with insulin (I'm using Lantus at 100 units and Novorapid at 30, 18 and 40 per day). I'd like to know if anyone else is using this and how safe it's use is with insulin
jpg said:To minimise nausea I reckon you should take the Byetta about 15 minutes before eating and *don't* be tempted to overindulge. Peppermint tea I find is helpful but my local pharmacist reckoned Buscopan (actually for migraine-induced nausea) is good.
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Buscopan is used to relieve bladder or intestinal spasms. :?:
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