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Byetta's® potential adverse symptoms comprise a fairly extensive list, as is true of nearly all drugs. The makers of Byetta® (Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and Lilly USA) note that the most common side effect of using Byetta® as directed is nausea — "mild to moderate" nausea that a Byetta® user can expect to decrease over time. A large percentage of Byetta® users experience nausea for at least a few days when they start using this product.
However, some people have more unpleasant or adverse reactions to Byetta®, a relatively new medical device (approved by the FDA in 2005 for controlling the blood sugar levels in adults with type 2 diabetes). Serious medical problems could be indicated by the following symptoms in a Byetta® user:
Another possible side effect of Byetta® is hypoglycemia (abnormally low blood sugar) when Byetta® is used in conjunction with a sulfonylurea (another treatment for diabetes). The symptoms of hypoglycemia can include:
In addition, if a Byetta® user experiences any of the following symptoms, he or she should seek medical attention immediately:
A Byetta® user who becomes dehydrated may have developed this serious condition because of vomiting and/or diarrhea. The initial symptoms of dehydration include:
If the dehydration gets worse, the following may be experienced:
These dehydration symptoms merit immediate medical attention.
A rash at the injection site is another possible side effect of Byetta® — when the drug comes into direct contact with the skin. This can be avoided by using a new needle for each injection of a Byetta® pen.
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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