This may include: Taking prescribed antiemetics if recommended by your provider for significant nausea Elevating the head of the bed if reflux symptoms occur Avoiding trigger foods that worsen GI symptoms Ensuring adequate hydration throughout the day (but limiting fluids close to bedtime) Discussing temporary dose reduction or slower titration if GI symptoms are severe Monitor and prevent hypoglycemia
When you override these signals and continue eating past the point of comfortable fullness, food remains in your stomach longer and triggers nausea, bloating, or discomfort
Elevated VLDL and triglycerides increase oxidative stress and inflammation in blood vessels, damaging endothelial function and promoting plaque formation
Attenuation of glomerular hyperfiltration results in prevention of long-term glomerular damage, contributing to reduce the progression of diabetic kidney disease (DKD) ( Figure 1 The increased sodium delivery to the macula densa theoretically results in low renin levels per se
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