AR is 16 years old and is struggling with weight. AR was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and has met with the dietitian and diabetes specialist. In spite of eating healthier and a 3% weight loss, AR’s A1c is increasing and is currently 7.6%. The provider decides to start AR on medication.
Which of the following FDA approved medications should the provider prescribe?
- Metformin or SGLT-2 Inhibitor
- Basal insulin or sulfonylurea
- Liraglutide (Victoza) or Metformin
- Basal-bolus insulin
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