This may include: Taking prescribed antiemetics if recommended by your provider for significant nausea Elevating the head of the bed if reflux symptoms occur Avoiding trigger foods that worsen GI symptoms Ensuring adequate hydration throughout the day (but limiting fluids close to bedtime) Discussing temporary dose reduction or slower titration if GI symptoms are severe Monitor and prevent hypoglycemia
Billers must enter the 11-digit NDC of the actual drug administered in item 24 of the CMS-1500, along with the unit qualifier (UN, ML, GR, or F2) and quantity
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Be sure to follow your healthcare providers advice to stay on track