[DOI] [PMC free article] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] 148.Rajan N., Duggan E.W., Abdelmalak B.B., et al
This is best demonstrated through two real-world examples
They also learn to prioritise protein when hungry, and their glucose is higher than normal
This is despite FDAs prior correspondence with Novo Nordisk about promotional communications that date back as far as 2010 (for Victoza)
According to the Society for Endocrinology guidance, patients with suspected PBH should undergo formal assessment, which may include: Mixed-meal tolerance test to document postprandial glucose and insulin responses Continuous glucose monitoring over several days to identify patterns (though diagnosis requires capillary/venous glucose confirmation) Assessment for other causes of hypoglycaemia (insulinoma, adrenal insufficiency, hepatic dysfunction) Review of medications that may contribute to hypoglycaemia Patients should maintain a symptom diary documenting timing, food intake, and blood glucose readings when possible
