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[1] [17] Practical strategies for managing common side effects include: Eat smaller, more frequent meals : Rather than three large meals, consume 46 smaller portions throughout the day to avoid overwhelming your slowed digestive system Choose easily digestible foods : Lean proteins, cooked vegetables, and simple carbohydrates are generally better tolerated than high-fat, fried, or heavily spiced foods Stay well-hydrated : Adequate fluid intake helps prevent constipation and may reduce nausea
A: After your initial consultation, we typically schedule follow-up visits every 4-6 weeks to monitor your progress, address any concerns, adjust medications if needed, and provide ongoing support
Doctors trust the drug, particularly since the landmark United Kingdom Prospective Study that showed that overweight Type 2 diabetics on metformin lived longer and suffered fewer heart attacks than those with the same blood glucose levels achieved using insulin
It usually resolves on its own
