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After surgery

Do anyBODY take byetta after surgery?i take it right now while i am doing my pre-op and it making me very nausea. With all the liquid i have to drink.so if it make me nausea now should i use it after my surgery so i won't feel so nausea.so have anybody stop taking their byetta?

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No, I continued to take my Byetta twice a day. I stopped for a short while after surgery, but found that my blood sugar stayed slightly high (not high enough to use my insulin though). Byetta also helps with not being hungry.

It's a diabetic medication.

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