Daughaday WH, Hall K, Raben MS, Salmon WD Jr, van den Brande JL, van Wyk JJ
Medication Review: Patients should review all medications with their healthcare provider, particularly identifying those that can increase urination (SGLT2 inhibitors, diuretics) or irritate the bladder (caffeine-containing products)
Clifford Goldsmith, chief medical officer and national director, U.S
Anti-Heartburn Medicine This medicine will help temporarily decrease the amount of acid secreted in your stomach, allowing you to better tolerate the duration of your illness and decrease your nausea.
Additionally, GLP-1s decrease appetite
To make matters more complicated, insulin resistance in the brain isnt detectable with a blood testit requires brain tissue, something thats basically impossible to get from live patients