DULAGLUTIDE vs PIOGLITAZONE

I mentioned in this thread about how Lilly was presenting retatrutide this summer. [https://www.reddit.com/r/Mounjaro/comments/14f9mqm/insurance\_stopped\_coverage\_and\_im\_feeling\_so\_low/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Mounjaro/comments/14f9mqm/insurance_stopped_coverage_and_im_feeling_so_low/) &amp

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TLDR: A new analysis of SURPASS-CVOT finds tirzepatide is superior to dulaglutide in reducing cardio-renal events. This matters because dulaglutide has already been shown to reduce the incidence of cardiovascular events. ============================ SURPASS-CVOT looked at patients with type 2 diabet

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hello friends,I’m a Chinese who plan to study in Canada.I have type 2 diabetes,and take GLP-1 drugs “Trulicity (Dulaglutide)”4 pens/mouth. I asked online and learned that 1 tube of it around 250 CAD,a mouth will be 1000 CAD,which is 8 times the price I used in China. I can’t afford it. I want to ask

The British Cardiovascular Society just published a detailed breakdown of the SURPASS-CVOT trial, which compared tirzepatide head-to-head against dulaglutide in over 13,000 patients with type 2 diabetes and established cardiovascular disease . Tirzepatide met the bar for noninferiority which means t

Hello ! I'm an agronomist engineer who works with data. My family is full of physicians, and growing up around medicine gave me a respect for the Hippocratic oath and a curiosity about drug safety. I started exploring FAERS (the FDA's adverse event reporting system, 30M+ spontaneous reports) and rea

I just started taking Trulicity today and am curious about other people's experiences with it. Has your A1C improved? Have you lost weight? Anything else notable about it? So far I feel like I'm less hungry, more full feeling; though that may just be placebo. Thank you to anywho who shares their ex

I was Diagnosed 7 months ago. I'm 5'7", and I weighed 260 lbs (Obese Class III). Lab results showed: * A1C of 11.2 * non alcoholic fatty liver * high blood pressure (hypertension stage 2) * high cholesterol I was prescribed Mounjaro, pioglitazone, amlodipine, and rosuvastatin. At my follow up appoin

Was diagnosed type-2 on November 11th, which was the first day I tested. My very first test was above 280. I made a post here a few weeks ago that my highest was 380. After that, I made an aggressive change to my diet(Tuna mixes with veggies and a bit of cream cheese on low carb wraps are god like),

been on insulin for 6 month . i turned my health around in a short time 12.9 a1c to 5.4 a1c ( made a post a month ago about that ). well at today check up docotor said i can fully stop all insulin and just keep taking metformin and Pioglitazone and i no longer need to come back in every 3 months

Hi I’m Rosa and I don’t know what I’m doing, Ok back story as concise as I can: -When I was 15 in was diagnosed with PCOS and was told that I would have insulin resistance because of it. -I was put on metformin to help with it but I can’t tolerate it, I’m constantly sick to my stomach on it -

I'm already down to 6.0. A 3.5% drop. Like I'm right at the cusp of being at the finish line (I know it's not the end, and that I have to stay there) of getting out of the "Complication Range" Went from a dangerous level down to the middle of Pre-diabetic in only 3 months. Also, my average, if going

I've been diabetic ever since I had my son 3 years ago. I'm the type that has no clue when my BS is running high; I can only ever tell when it's low, but that hasn't happened in a while. I know I need to get my shit together and work on reversing this but it's so hard. I'm not sure why it's so hard

On January 19 I was tested by my doctor and confirmed I was t2 diabetic with an a1c of 10.4. I just got my lab results from the blood test on April 21, that my a1c is now 5.3!!!!!!! I didn't just diet - I made a life change. I worked with a nutritionalist, counted carbs and proteins, cooked every m

Disclaimer: I’m not looking for medical advice. I’m aware information contained in this post does not give anyone enough information for any kind of diagnosis. 54 y/o male, 5’7”, SW 260, CW 228. Three months ago I had my first doctor’s appointment in 7 years. My A1C results were bad (11.2%), and I