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Endocrinology
Do you recommend stopping a SGLT2i indefinitely if a patient with chronic kidney disease and diabetes develops euglycemic diabetic ketoacidosis?
Answer from: at Academic Institution
I would. In my opinion, the risk of ketoacidosis will outweigh the possible benefit from SGLTs.
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at CommonSpirit
Absolutely, I would stop SGLT as one episode shoul...
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I would, depending on the individual patient with ...
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