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Byetta®, produced by Amylin Pharmaceuticals and Eli Lilly, is an injectable medication for type 2-diabetes. While Byetta® can be effective for some type 2-diabetes patients, for others, this medication can cause a range of mild to severe side effects, including pancreatitis and death.
To date, two patients have died after using Byetta®.
To reduce your risk of developing Byetta® side effects, discuss your full medical history with your doctor before using this medication. Similarly, it's crucial that you take time to thoroughly understand all Byetta® warnings, as knowing potential health complications (and their symptoms) can help you identify and treat Byetta® side effects, should they arise.
A person's health, age and medical history will all play a role in whether (s)he develops Byetta® side effects. The range of health problems associated with Byetta® use includes:
Given this vast range of possible Byetta® side effects, in August 2008, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) mandated that Amylin and Eli Lilly include stricter, more prominent warnings on Byetta's® packaging.
Be sure to tell your doctor if you have a history of:
Any of these conditions can increase your risk of developing Byetta® complications.
In addition to the known side effects associated with Byetta® use, here are some other important Byetta® warnings patients should know before using this medication:
If so, contact us today to talk to 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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