Do ezetimibe induce diabete or increase your gluclose?
- Posted:
- 12 Oct 2011 by aat
- Topics:
- diabetes, type 2, ezetimibe
Answers (1)
13 Oct 2011
It has not been documented or reported to induce diabetes or increase glucose, however, Ezetimibe is a prescription medication used for treating high cholesterol. It is part of a class of drugs called cholesterol absorption inhibitors.
For more details, please do talk to the doc/pharmacist, take care, with best wishes.
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