glp-1 kidney stones GLP‑1 medications are becoming more common for diabetes management and weight loss, and many patients wonder how they may affect health. Kyle Wood, M.D., MBA, shares insights on current research on glp 1 and kidney stones

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Certain drugs may enhance the glucose-lowering effects of sulfonylureas by inhibition of their hepatic metabolism (antifungals and monoamine oxidase inhibitors), displacing them from binding to plasma proteins (coumarins, NSAIDs, and sulfonamides), or inhibiting their excretion (probenecid) (22)

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