GLP-1 Meds for Pain, Addiction, Obesity, Neurogenic Inflammation...

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some people who need it for FDA approved medical treatment are not finding it available or are having insurance price it out of use.

compounding pharmacies are not a solution. remember last time people were recommending compounding injectables? NEC?
 
@Ducttape i think a sq injectable isn’t comparable to epidural or intradiscal which was the case with NEC. Apples to oranges.
 
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Nevro trial today on a woman with an A1C 7.3, who was 10.9 3 months ago until Monjouro (sp). Huge improvement.
 
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These drugs are really affecting anesthesia providers. The ASA recs for holding them prior to surgery are best guesses. You should read some of the case reports of patients holding these meds and following NPO guidelines, but they are still evacuating 1+ liters of gastric contents during surgery.
 
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The guideline is to hold for a week. The half life is 6-7 days. Then you have the person that has been on a high dose for months. So there levels are quite high still after one week and the patient doesn’t even miss a dose by holding a week.
 
Gaatroparesis is one of the reasons it works IMO
 
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What’s Epifix ?
Amniotic tissue extract sheets. A skin graft substitute to augment tissue healing. It goes in the deep wound bed to allow earlier epithelialization and reduce risk of wound infection. Used frequently in cervical cuff surgery for gynecology as well as rotator cuff surgery.
 
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Amniotic tissue extract sheets. A skin graft substitute to augment tissue healing. It goes in the deep wound bed to allow earlier epithelialization and reduce risk of wound infection. Used frequently in cervical cuff surgery for gynecology as well as rotator cuff surgery.

Is this regen?
 
In this case where are the pharmacies getting the base drugs for compounding? These are all under patent and the manufacturers aren’t sharing.
They apparently aren’t allowed to defend their patent when there’s a shortage of the medication. Only when they’re not on the shortage list can they go after the compounding pharmacies. (That’s one of the drug reps told me at least).
 
The guideline is to hold for a week. The half life is 6-7 days. Then you have the person that has been on a high dose for months. So there levels are quite high still after one week and the patient doesn’t even miss a dose by holding a week.
Actually ASA’s guidelines are hold for 7 days if dosed weekly, hold day of surgery if dosed daily.

 
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Yes, Liraglutide has a half life of 11-12 hours. Not used very often comparatively. Saxenda/Victoza
 
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