Exercise further lowers blood sugar levels
The most common effects include: Mild nausea Fullness or a heavy stomach feeling Burping Constipation Occasional loose stools You can help manage these by: Eating smaller meals Avoiding heavy or greasy foods Drinking water throughout the day Taking short walks after meals If side effects stay strong or keep you uncomfortable, a provider may adjust your dose or slow your titration schedule
Signs of Infection: If the itchy area becomes red, warm, swollen, or starts oozing pus, these could be signs of an infection
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Fibre To make sure youre getting enough fibre , go for foods like: dark leafy greens like kale, chard, or spinach potatoes carrots broccoli beetroot cauliflower artichokes brussels sprouts aubergine whole grains like brown rice, quinoa, wholegrain bread and pasta, oats, and pearl barley Fibre helps to fill you up , stabilises blood sugar, supports healthy digestion, and reduces side effects like constipation