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Would you recommend switching a diabetic CKD patient on oral semaglutide to the subcutaneous form since the benefits in CKD have primarily been reported in studies using subcutaneous GLP-1 receptor agonists?
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Endocrinology · UNC
Personally, I would not do so today. Obviously, the patient was prescribed oral semaglutide (SEMA) as opposed to injected SEMA for some reason. Assuming that the reason persists (e.g., preference for oral, greater availability) and the response with respect to A1c and weight has been reasonable, I w...
Does norethindrone suppress FSH, LH completely?
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Endocrinology · Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center Endocrinology
I don't think progesterone alone would suppress LH and FSH completely so other pituitary hormones should be checked and if low, check MRI of sella. Also check for other exogenous hormone use/OTC supplements.