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Byetta® is a diabetes medication that can improve insulin production in those with type-2-diabetes. To properly use Byetta®, patients will need to inject a dose 30 to 60 minutes before the first and last meals of their day.
Produced by Amylin Pharmaceuticals and Eli Lilly, Byetta® comes in the form of a pen that efficiently doles out precise amounts of the drug. Byetta® pens expire and should be thrown out 30 days after their initial use.
Because Byetta® is only indicated for those with type 2-diabetes, it's important to note the distinctions between type 1- and type 2-diabetes.
Since its 2005 introduction, Byetta® has changed the way that some people control their type 2-diabetes. The Byetta® medication is particularly easier to use than other type 2-diabetes treatments because:
Patients taking Byetta® will still need to regularly check their blood glucose levels – both at home and at their doctor's office.
Although Byetta® is effective and has some revolutionary features, like many modern prescriptions, this medication does have some associated side effects, including:
These Byetta® side effects, while common, are fairly minor and won't significantly debilitate most type 2-diabetes patients.
However, in rare cases, taking Byetta® can result in severe side effects, including:
To avoid such Byetta® side effects, be sure to discuss your full medical history, as well as any prescriptions you are taking, with your doctor.
Similarly, visit your doctor immediately if you start experiencing negative reactions to Byetta®, as these can indicate the development of serious, potentially life-threatening side effects.
If you have suffered injuries due to the use of Byetta®, you may eligible to recover compensation for your physical, emotional and financial losses. Contact us today to speak with an experienced Byetta® lawyer who can help you pursue your legal claim and win your much deserved Byetta® settlement.
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) researchers have found that the use of the diabetes medications Byetta® and Januvia® may increase the risk of serious problems with the pancreas. Januvia® and Byetta® are both used to treat t...
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