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Since both medications belong to the same class (GLP-1), they work in similar ways, but switching may require adjustments to your dosage and monitoring for potential side effects as your body adjusts
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Dose-response, efficacy and safety of oral semaglutide monotherapy in Japanese patients with type 2 diabetes (PIONEER 9): a 52-week, phase 2/3a, randomised, multicentre trial
No responsible clinician can promise that every treatment will produce the desired outcome
NICE guidance does not mandate preference for daily versus weekly formulations but recommends individualising treatment choice based on patient factors including: Lifestyle and convenience : Weekly injections may suit busy schedules Tolerability : Some patients experience fewer gastrointestinal side effects with certain formulations Clinical efficacy : Specific medications may provide better glucose control or weight loss for individual patients Cost-effectiveness : NHS formularies may influence availability Your GP or diabetes specialist nurse will discuss which dosing schedule best suits your circumstances, taking into account your treatment goals and personal preferences
