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Monitoring and adjustment protocols should include: Weight and vital signs at each visit (initially monthly, then quarterly) Assessment of medication tolerance and adherence Evaluation of eating behaviors and physical activity Laboratory monitoring as outlined previously Reassessment of weight-related comorbidities Realistic expectations should be established through shared decision-making
missed doses reduce the sustained inhibition of DPP-4 and blunt glycaemic control Concomitant medications : Combining a DPP-4 inhibitor with metformin or an SGLT-2 inhibitor generally produces additive HbA1c reductions Lifestyle factors : Diet, physical activity, and body weight all influence overall glycaemic control and can either enhance or diminish the pharmacological effect of gliptins Regular HbA1c monitoring approximately three months after initiating or adjusting treatment, then every three to six months until stable, and six-monthly thereafter is recommended in line with NICE NG28 to assess ongoing response
Stenkula KG, Erlanson-Albertsson C (2018) Adipose cell size: importance in health and disease
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