Eileen W. asked
I had an injection site reaction to a GLP1 medication (Trulicity) and am trying to figure out if this means I have an allergy that would prevent me from using an oral GLP1 medication. I didn’t have any systemic symptoms, just a red, raised itchy area around the injection site. I used the medication for six weeks without incident, then started developing the injection site reaction. I was rotating the injection site so that wasn’t the issue. I have photos if that would help. I discontinued use of the medication after two weeks with the site reaction. I need to get back on another medication for blood sugar and would like to use Rybelsus but my doctor said he was hesitant due to the response to the Trulicity injection. I’m wanting a second opinion as to whether it is a true allergy.
December 26th, 2023
Kimberly O. answered
The injection site reaction you experienced with Trulicity appears to be a mild, localized reaction,...
December 26th, 2023
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