Most people with type 2 diabetes take medication to manage blood sugar. The most common first medication is metformin.
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Metformin is the most commonly prescribed first medication for type 2 diabetes. It comes as pills and a liquid.
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Metformin is taken with meals. Doctors usually start with a low dose and raise it gradually every 1 to 2 weeks.
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Common metformin side effects include diarrhea, nausea, gas and changes in taste. Most fade after the first few weeks.
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Pair your morning medication with something you already do at the same time. Brushing teeth or starting coffee works well.
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On metformin, pair the dose with the largest meal of the day. The food cushions early GI side effects.
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I know many people ask the doctor what to expect when starting a new diabetes medication. Knowing the timeline helps with adherence.
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If your phone is already in your pocket at the same time daily, set a recurring alarm at that time as the medication cue.
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When you start a new medication, check more often for the first 2 weeks. Patterns set the dose for the next visit.
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Metformin may support a small amount of weight loss for some people. It does not usually cause low blood sugar on its own.
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