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						main Treatment Options page Treatment Options - Diabetes Medications main Byetta page This page is scheduled to be completed later this week. Thank you for your patience. Weblady@isletsofhope.com Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about Byetta (exenatide) Article by Lahle Wolfe, Founder, Islets of Hope ... The Gila monster can go for prolonged periods without eating. When studied it was found to produce a protein that helped to slow the emptying of its stomach- so it stayed full for extended periods. This protein is very similar to one that human’s make- called GLP-1. Well, researchers have now made a synthetic GLP-1, which has recently been FDA approved for the treatment of diabetes. It is called Exenetide [BYETTA]." Diabetes Conference: Byetta Facts; ADA Conference June 10, 2006 Mini Site Index Frequently asked questions about Byetta What is Byetta used for? What are some of the benefits of Byetta? What are some of the drawbacks to taking Byetta? How does Byetta affect the other medicines I take? What should I be eating? When should I eat? Can I drink on Byetta Do I need to test my blood glucose more often while taking Byetta? How do I know if it is working? What are the side effcts? Is there anything I can do about side effects? How can I convince my doctor to let me try Byetta? How much does Byetta cost? How do I store Byetta? I have never injected before. Is it hard? Does it hurt? My insurance won't cover the cost. What can I do? Can you overdose on Byetta? Can children use Byetta? Are there any special test I need before beginning, or while taking Byetta? What is Byetta used for? Byetta is approved by the FDA for use in treating adults with type 2 diabetes, however, some physicians also are now prescribing Byetta as part of an overall treatment plan for insulin resistance and for women with polycystic ovarian syndrome.



		\| Contact Us \| About IOH \| Our Mission \| Elizabeth's Story \| About the Founder \| Join IOH \| How To Help \| Advertise \| Privacy Statement \| Site Index \| Richard R. Rubin, Ph.D., C.D.E. Psyching Out Diabetes: This book examines the psychological obstacles of diagnosis such as panic, fear, anger, shame, and guilt and how to put them into perspective. Through proper maintenance, diet, and education, this book is tailor-made for the diabetic or anyone with a diabetic in their life who wants to overcome the negative emotions associated with this disease and learn the coping skills necessary to integrate diabetes into their daily life. Dr. Rubin is a faculty member of the John's Hopkins Medical School. Page Updated 05/3012/2006