Diabetes Medication, Part II: Sulfonylurea
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It isn't. But as you may already know, obesity is a high risk factor for Type 2 Diabetes. Sulphonylureas cause hypoglycemia and weight gain. If someone is already diabetic, this may cause an increase in hypertension, a decrease in sensitivity of cells to insulin, increased plaque formation and eventually lead to kidney damage. That's why some of the newer drugs that cause weight loss are now preferred.
emaanalvi 2 months ago
pretty sure weight gain isn't the primary concern of diabetics...
1stanton1library 8 months ago