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With current AID systems, meal-time insulin dosing remains necessary because of a mismatch in timing: Glucose from food enters the bloodstream quickly Insulin delivered under the skin acts more slowly This delay leads to post-meal (post-prandial) spikes in blood glucose levels if meal boluses are not given in advance
Timeline 2: One-week washout Day 0: Last Wegovy injection Day 7-14: No injection (washout week) Day 14: First Zepbound injection Day 21: Second Zepbound injection Weeks 6, 10, 14, etc.: Dose increases per titration schedule The washout approach lets semaglutide levels drop before introducing tirzepatide
When someone needs both medications, questions about safety and effectiveness naturally arise
Potential Complications : As with any surgical procedure, there is a chance of infection, bleeding, or anesthesia-related adverse reactions, though these are usually uncommon