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Author Topic: switching from vemlidy to entecavir  (Read 8488 times)

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Offline irix

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switching from vemlidy to entecavir
« on: March 11, 2019, 03:44:14 pm »
Hi, anyone has experience to share after switching back to Baraclude (entecavir) after treatment with Viread or Vemlidy?

Viread adversely affected my eGFR.  I am age 52 and have a kidney function of an 80-year old (eGFR=75).  Switching to Vemlidy seems to have stabilized kidney function but may have contributed to my prediabetic condition.

The reason I suspect Vemlidy's adverse effect on blood sugar is that my wife also switched from Viread to Vemlidy at the same time I did, and her blood sugar numbers also put her in prediabetic range as well (N=2).

We monitor our blood sugars periodically to manage diet's impact on our glucose metabolism.


 


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