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TZD Weight Gain and Edema: How to Reduce These Common Side Effects

TZD Weight Gain and Edema: How to Reduce These Common Side Effects

TZDs like pioglitazone help control blood sugar but often cause weight gain and swelling. Learn proven strategies to reduce fluid retention, lower doses safely, and combine with better alternatives like SGLT2 inhibitors.

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