Incorporation of advances in CGM has been strongly recommended in insulin-treated persons with type 1 diabetes (T1D) and type 2 diabetes (T2D)
Without a record, it's impossible to tell the difference between the effects of the medication, your lifestyle changes, or natural ups and downs in how you feel
This means you need to draw your dose manually using an insulin syringe
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Before prescribing semaglutide, a clinician may review: height, weight and BMI waist measurement where relevant weight-related health conditions previous weight-management treatments prescription and non-prescription medicines diabetes history and blood-glucose treatment gastrointestinal symptoms pancreatitis and gallbladder history pregnancy and contraception eating-disorder history relevant medical records or blood-test results treatment expectations long-term weight-management goals The consultation is not simply intended to determine whether a patient meets a BMI threshold
