Trulicity Withdrawal - What Are the Symptoms & How Long Do They Last?

It is critical to not stop taking Trulicity (dulaglutide) without first talking with your prescribing physician. You must always follow your doctor’s prescribing instructions in regards to your medication. If you feel Trulicity is not working for you, or if you wish to discuss side effects or stopping treatment with the medication, talk with your doctor first. Your doctor will be able to assess your situation and provide a safe plan for future treatment.

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Julia Quade

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Julia is a Web Content Writer for Drug Genius, where she is responsible for researching and writing about current medical topics, including pharmaceutical drug information. In 2017, she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia with an emphasis in Magazine Editing. During her undergrad, Julia worked as an education reporter for the local city newspaper, the Columbia Missourian, and as a contributing writer for student-run Vox Magazine. She has also worked on various freelance projects since graduating. She currently resides in St. Louis.