What are SGLT2 inhibitors? A caregiver’s primer (with Q&A)
- TFAdmin
- 9 hours ago
- 1 min read
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SGLT2 inhibitors are medicines first used in diabetes and heart health. Clinicians are exploring where they might fit in transplant care. Here’s a quick orientation and questions to bring to clinic.
What you’ll learn in the session
What “SGLT2” means and why it’s being discussed
Potential benefits/risks teams watch for
How labs and follow-up might change if used
Smart questions to bring to your next visit
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Questions to bring to clinic
Is this relevant for my child’s transplant type and current meds?
What benefits and side effects should we consider?
If we ever use this, how do labs and follow-up change?
What signs should prompt a call or visit?
Note
Educational only; always follow your transplant team’s guidance.
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