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At WellHealthHub.com, we empathize with the formidable challenges faced by individuals coping with Type 2 Diabetes as they endeavor to effectively manage their condition. This comprehensive guide endeavors to elucidate the multifaceted aspects of Byetta, a medication that has exhibited promising outcomes in the regulation of blood sugar levels among individuals contending with Type 2 Diabetes.…

Special Spotlight On Diabetes Prescription Drugs: Byetta (exenatide)

Medically reviewed by Victor Nguyen, PharmD, MS on July 10, 2019 — Written by Helen Marshall, BPharm, MRPharmS.

Byetta is a brand-name prescription medication. It’s used with a diet and exercise program to help lower blood sugar levels (glucose) in adults with Type 2 diabetes. Byetta is not currently approved for use in children.

Byetta contains exenatide, which is a type of drug known as a…

Many Byetta lawsuits have already been filed in state and federal courts against Bristol-Myers Squibb. The federal court cases involving Byetta are in the process of being converted into multi district litigation (MDL). An MDL is a federal court procedure used to consolidate multiple civil cases involving similar issues against a common defendant into a single case for pre-trial proceedings. As of May 2014, many cases are still pending, and there haven't been any significant verdicts or settlements concerning Byetta.

I seen a doctor yesterday, had a ct and labs ran. I was told that my liver is inflamed and I have pancreatitis. Also, some tissue seems to be inflamed in the upper middle abdomen. That explains the back pain and abdominal pain, the lack of appetite and all the vomiting. I’ve been miserable for a while now. They wanted to keep me in the hospital, but I wanted to go home, I told them I would come back and be hospitalized if it gets worse. Too much going on this coming week to be in the hospital. 

I am going off the Byetta (diabetic drug). Rare side effects can be pancreatitis, pancreatic cancer and thyroid cancer. I don’t know if byetta is the cause of my pancreatitis, but I don’t know what else it could be. I know it’s not alcohol related. The last time I drank anything was when I was out for New Years Eve, and all I had was a beer and a glass of champagne. Byetta is the only thing I can think of that could have caused it.

Byetta İle Birlikte Reçete Edilen İğne Uçlarında Yapılan Kesintiler Hakkında

Byetta ile birlikte reçete edilen iğne uçlarında yapılan kesintilerle ilgili Türk Eczacıları Biriliği’ne ilettiğimiz 21.10.2015 tarih ve 3506 sayılı yazımıza cevaben gönderilen, 02.12.2015 tarih ve 7097 sayılı yazıda;[…] İSTANBUL ECZACI ODASI http://www.ieo.org.tr/?page=Duyurular&anns_ID=5294

Read The Label And Ask The Questions – Even Brand Name Drugs Can Be Harmful

How concerned should you be about the side effects of the prescription drugs you take? Answer: You should be extremely concerned!

Aside from allergic reactions that can be fatal or life-altering, we live in an age in which the side effects of an antidepressant includes suicidal ideation. The recent death of comedian Robin Williams, for example, is said to be linked to an antidepressant that has a…

Reversing diabetes: Phyllis’ return to health. Part 3.

This is Part 3 in a series of posts telling what Phyllis did to reverse her Type 2 diabetes. Read Part 1 here and Part 2 here.

To recap, Phyllis was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes in 2003. She was exhausted from a stressful job and commute and wasn’t eating right. She knew she needed to stop using the comfort of eating to offset stress. First, she quit her job. She connected with nature and…