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<blockquote data-quote="Twisticles" data-source="post: 2211101" data-attributes="member: 496546"><p>It's not necessarily a choice of either/or when it comes to insulin or incretic mimetics. I'm on Soliqua 100/50 which is combination insulin/incretin mimetic. I guess the idea is to balance the weight gain potential of insulin with the weight loss potential of incretin mimetics while increasing insulin and inhibiting glucagon - both of which reduce BG.</p><p></p><p>I'm transitioning this weekend off the Soliqua and on to Victoza only, with an added Sulphonylureas for self-produced insulin boost. </p><p>If your body is still producing enough insulin, why would you need an injection? It may be that the insulin-promoting properties of Victoza is enough. </p><p>How are you getting on after a week? Any side effects so far? I am also nervous but also glad to be off the insulin since my BG stabilised (one month ago HbA1c was 97, currently trending towards 45 but too early to test).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Twisticles, post: 2211101, member: 496546"] It's not necessarily a choice of either/or when it comes to insulin or incretic mimetics. I'm on Soliqua 100/50 which is combination insulin/incretin mimetic. I guess the idea is to balance the weight gain potential of insulin with the weight loss potential of incretin mimetics while increasing insulin and inhibiting glucagon - both of which reduce BG. I'm transitioning this weekend off the Soliqua and on to Victoza only, with an added Sulphonylureas for self-produced insulin boost. If your body is still producing enough insulin, why would you need an injection? It may be that the insulin-promoting properties of Victoza is enough. How are you getting on after a week? Any side effects so far? I am also nervous but also glad to be off the insulin since my BG stabilised (one month ago HbA1c was 97, currently trending towards 45 but too early to test). [/QUOTE]
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