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Question: From Davie, Florida, USA:
My doctor says that Starlix will not work if you have taken glyburide before! I find no research or evidence of this.
Answer:
I think that what the doctor must have really said is that Starlix [nateglinide] could be taken instead of glyburide [a pill for Type 2 diabetes], but that it would be less effective if the two were taken together. Both promote insulin release, but via different receptors and with different timing.
DTQ-20010906115547
Original posting 24 Nov 2001
Posted to Pills for Diabetes
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