Since many deficiencies can present similarly, it is important to identify your exact needs before starting any supplement regimen: - Consult your doctor: A healthcare professional can assess your overall health, review your diet, and recommend blood tests to pinpoint nutrient deficiencies - Disclose medications and conditions: If you are taking prescription medications or managing any health conditions, inform your doctor
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Renal impairment GLP-1 RAs are generally safe in patients with CKD and have demonstrated nephroprotective effects in the FLOW trial, where semaglutide significantly reduced the composite renal endpoint (hospitalization for acute kidney injury, sustained 50% decline in estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR), end-stage kidney disease, or renal death) in patients with type 2 diabetes and CKD [15]
Best day of the week for your GLP-1 shot For weekly formulations, the day you choose matters almost as much as the time
Day 0 (the day prednisone is prescribed): Continue Zepbound on the regular weekly schedule Get a baseline finger-stick glucose if you have a meter, or note your continuous glucose monitor (CGM) reading Plan to monitor glucose 2 to 4 times daily during the steroid course Have a Tums or Pepcid plan in case reflux flares Days 1-5 (the steroid course): Take prednisone in the morning with food, as prescribed Continue Zepbound on schedule Check fasting glucose first thing in the morning Check post-meal glucose 2 hours after lunch and dinner Hydrate well (steroids increase thirst