Is it safe to combine oral antidiabetic drugs with insulin for NIDDM?

Asked 4 years ago

My grandmother has been diagnosed with non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM). His oral antidiabetics do not seem to be working effectively. Is it recommended to combine injectable insulin with his other medications to manage NIDDM?

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Marvin Williamson

Friday, August 12, 2022

Research suggests that insulin can act as the initial treatment for new cases of NIDDM. If oral medications aren't working, it is best to combine them with insulin shots for more effectiveness. Ensure you discuss your options with your health care provider before choosing a way to manage NIDDM.

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