NICE guidance (NG28) for type 2 diabetes recommends more frequent blood glucose monitoring during periods of illness, medication changes, or physiological stress all of which apply to the post-surgical period
Common side effects are typically mild and temporary: Injection site reactions (redness, slight bruising) Mild headaches (usually first week only) Temporary fatigue as your body adjusts Serious side effects are rare when protocols are followed correctly
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