Options include: Metoclopramide : May help with delayed gastric emptying but should only be used for short courses (maximum 5 days) due to risk of neurological side effects Prochlorperazine : Can be effective for nausea and vomiting Cyclizine : An alternative that works through a different mechanism Ondansetron : Sometimes used but may cause constipation Domperidone : Used cautiously due to risk of heart rhythm problems (QT prolongation), particularly in older adults, those with heart conditions, or those taking other medications affecting heart rhythm For people with diabetes, it's important to follow sick-day rules if experiencing vomiting
The critical question for breastfeeding mothers is whether measurable drug concentrations appear in breast milk and, if present, what risk they pose to nursing infants
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Her condition showed substantial improvement within two weeks of cessation of the medication
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With respect to its role in glucose homeostasis, GLP-1 is secreted by enteroendocrine L-cells of the distal jejunum & ileum in response to nutrient ingestion
