In addition, many cardiologists think prescribing GLP-1 RAs should be the domain of endocrinologists, even though there is an unequivocal body of evidence demonstrating cardiovascular efficacy, and recommendations for prescription are now in every guideline and professional society recommendation for cardiology, which parallel the recommendations from endocrinology and primary care societies
[11] Finally, since these peptides appear to have slightly different pharmacokinetics, their combinational action may have strong impacts
Gastrointestinal conditions, certain medications, and individual metabolism can affect how your body processes oral semaglutide compared to injections
The NHS provides structured diabetes reviews, and you should attend these appointments to assess treatment response and side effects
Both medicines can lower your blood sugar level, so if you use them together, you may be at risk of hypoglycaemia
Alcohol Weakens the LES and increases acid production