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The main side-effects of the treatment of diabetes with insulin – and to a lesser extent with sulphonylureas – are weight gain and hypoglycaemia. The latter ranges from being merely unpleasant and inconvenient to potentially causing disaster and threatening life and limb.
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Scotland-wide advice to inform the process of making injectable weight management drugs available and to prevent variation between Health Boards.
14 Nov 2024