When to call your provider Within 24 to 48 hours: Night sweats severe enough to require changing sheets multiple times per week Sweats that don't improve after 3 to 4 weeks of step 1 to 3 protocol Sweats with associated fatigue, hair loss, or new symptoms suggesting thyroid issues New onset after months of stable Zepbound use Same day: Sweats with fever above 101F Sweats with chest pain, palpitations, or shortness of breath Sweats with severe nausea, vomiting, or signs of dehydration Sweats with abdominal pain (consider pancreatitis) Emergency care: Sweats with chest pain that could be cardiac Sweats with confusion, fainting, or seizure Sweats with severe difficulty breathing The line between "manage at home" and "call the doctor" usually hinges on whether you're losing sleep, whether other symptoms are present, and whether the protocol above is working

Dasatinib has shown antifibrotic effects in keloid fibroblasts and xenotransplant keloid tissue in mice through the selective clearance of senescent cells and modulation of SASP, implying that dasatinib can be possibly used for senolytic treatment of keloids 15
One thing is clear, however: people with T1D deserve access to every evidence-based tool that can help them live healthier, fuller lives
This may mean some individuals are not eligible - whilst this is not the desired outcome, it is important to remember decisions made by prescribers are ultimately for your health and based on your medical history