Seven Myths in Diabetes Medications BUSTED!

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Robitussin Drug Facts for Healthcare Professionals. http://hcp.robitussin.com/drugfacts. Accessed 6/29/14 2014. 2. Shannon J, et al. Statin-associated myopathy.
Seven Myths in Diabetes Medications BUSTED! Charmaine D. Rochester, PharmD, CDE, BCPS, BCACP University of Maryland School of Pharmacy Oluwaranti Akiyode, PharmD, CDE, BCPS Howard University College of Pharmacy MYTH 7: SUGAR FREE COUGH AND COLD PRODUCTS ARE THE ONLY EFFECTIVE Sample background. CHOICES FOR PATIENTS WITH DIABETES

MYTH 4: ASPIRIN IS FOR ALL ADULTS WITH DIABETES

MYTH 1: FLU SHOTS CAN GIVE YOU THE FLU! No, A Flu Shot Cannot Give You The Flu!

Sugar containing cough/cold medicine

Sugar-free cough/cold medicine

• Inactive Ingredients • High Fructose Corn Syrup • Sucralose/Saccharin/ Sorbitol

• Inactive Ingredients • Acesulfame potassium • Aspartame • Saccharin

The Use of Low-dose Aspirin For 10 Prevention Of CV Events In Patients Is Questioned

Flu Vaccines That Are Administered With A Needle Are Currently Made In Two Ways: Data Support Low Dose Aspirin Use In Patients With Known CVD (20 Prevention) – Heart Disease Or Stroke

A) Flu Vaccine Viruses That Have Been ‘Inactivated’ And Are Therefore Not Infectious, Or

B) No Flu Vaccine Viruses At All (Recombinant Influenza Vaccine)

FACT “Occasional Use of Sugar Containing Cough/Cold Medicines is Not Likely to Cause Hyperglycemia”

MYTH 6: CHLORPHENIRAMINE/APAP IS THE ONLY CHOICE FOR PATIENTS WITH HTN

MYTH 3: LANTUS CAN CAUSE CANCER

CONCLUSIONS Myth 7: Diabetes Patients Can Occasionally Use OTC Cough And Colds Myth 6: Chlorpheniramine/APAP Is Not The Only Choice For Diabetes Patients

Any Product That DOES NOT Contain A Decongestant Is An Appropriate Choice

Selection Should Be Based On The Patient’s Symptoms (Pain Vs. Allergy Vs. Cough)

Three Large, Independent Analyses From Five European Countries, The University Of North Carolina, And Kaiser Permanente Of California Compared Glargine Insulin With NPH Insulin And Found No Increased Risk Of Breast, Colorectal or Prostate Cancers

Myth 5: Co-enzyme Q10 Supplementation Does Not Decrease Statin Induced Myopathy Myth 4: Aspirin Is Only For Secondary Prevention Of CVD Myth 3: Lantus Does Not Cause Cancers Myth 2: Sliding Scale Insulin Is Ineffective Myth 1: Flu Shots Cannot Cause The Flu

“Chlorpheniramine = Allergy; APAP = Pain”

MYTH 5: COENZYME Q10 WILL REDUCE MUSCLE PAIN FROM STATINS

BIBLIOGRAPHY MYTH 2: SSI EFFECTIVE FOR OUTPATIENT DIABETES MANAGEMENT Sliding Scale Insulin is Neither Efficient nor Effective

Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) Levels Are Reduced In The Body By Statins Myopathy Is A Common Side Effect Associated With Statins It Is Theorized That CoQ10 Deficiency Contributes To Statininduced Myopathy FACT “Inconsistent Study Results Fail to Support Myopathy Reduction With CoQ10 Supplementation In Patients On Statin Therapy”

Sliding Scale Insulin Is A Historical Artifact Dating Back to the Days Of Urine Testing

Sliding Scale is Illogical in That it Reacts to Hyperglycemia, Rather Than Responding Proactively

SSI Assumes Insulin Sensitivity Is Uniform Among All Patients

SSI Causes Hypoglycemia And Recurrent Diabetic Ketoacidosis

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