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Post by alcc on Apr 1, 2014 0:23:01 GMT -5
to know that every drug has strengths and weaknesses, and that how to maximize its strengths (e.g. fewer hypos) and minimize its weaknesses (e.g. putatively less effective A1c control) is the responsibility of the physician and each patient and that this balance generally takes time and trial and error to get right. Furthermore, as long as the known adverse effects (e.g. FEV1) are manageable or reversible, the patient and his/her physician should be given the opportunity to try out the new regimen, and, if superior, continue, or, if inferior, revert to their old regimen with de minimus deleterious effect.
I am not religious, but can I say Amen anways?
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