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Side effects or reactions to Sitagliptin/Metformin hydrochloride for diabetes 2?
High sugar level for diabetes 2 usually have side effects for change of medication have been on metformin for diabetes 2 for three years no problem there. Anybody had side effects for above mixture, I have a combination of other medical conditions so a bit wary there might be some reactions, eg, osteoporosis
High sugar level for diabetes 2 usually have side effects for change of medication have been on metformin for diabetes 2 for three years no problem there. Anybody had side effects for above mixture, I have a combination of other medical conditions so a bit wary there might be some reactions, eg, osteoporosis
Adlon57
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Healthy Evidence
10 months ago
Is carvedilol making you cold?
I recently had my Carvedilol increased to 6.25mg twice a day. Lately, I am freezing to the bone. I turn my heating up and up and am still cold when everyone else says its like a sauna. I just wondered if anyone else has this? It could also be my recent addition of diabetes medication, Sitagliptin. Never
I recently had my Carvedilol increased to 6.25mg twice a day. Lately, I am freezing to the bone. I turn my heating up and up and am still cold when everyone else says its like a sauna. I just wondered if anyone else has this? It could also be my recent addition of diabetes medication, Sitagliptin. Never
Erish
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British Liver Trust
1 month ago
Sitagliptin
Hi all Does anyone know if this medicine for type 2 diabetes has any effect on RLS/PLMD. I did a search and could not find it. I have been on 2 diabetic mecicines and both have sent my legs crazy or has other side effects. Thanks.
Hi all Does anyone know if this medicine for type 2 diabetes has any effect on RLS/PLMD. I did a search and could not find it. I have been on 2 diabetic mecicines and both have sent my legs crazy or has other side effects. Thanks.
CORFUORBUST
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Restless Legs Syndrome
6 months ago
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Fatigue and aches following triple by-pass.
Thanks Meds Amlodipine ( replaced by Indapamide), Aspirin, Atorvastatin, Bisoprolol,
Metformin
, Omeprazole, Ramipril,
Sitagliptin
and Ticagrelor
Thanks Meds Amlodipine ( replaced by Indapamide), Aspirin, Atorvastatin, Bisoprolol,
Metformin
, Omeprazole, Ramipril,
Sitagliptin
and Ticagrelor
Hidden
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British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
This is me
I am a 60 year old female I have been type 2 diabetic for 12 years was diet controlled until 3 years ago was put on Sitagliptin and later dapagliflozin was added but this was stopped due to side effects In April this year I was diagnosed with Coronary artery disease I have had all the usual tests CT
I am a 60 year old female I have been type 2 diabetic for 12 years was diet controlled until 3 years ago was put on Sitagliptin and later dapagliflozin was added but this was stopped due to side effects In April this year I was diagnosed with Coronary artery disease I have had all the usual tests CT
Arghhwhatnext
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British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
RLS and Glyxambi: empagliflozin 25 mg linagliptin 5mg
Hi every one. I have been on some diabetic medication for some time and wonder if anyone has any feedback on it especially with regard to the effect on RLS symptoms. I'm still having some irritating restlessness at night sometimes till 3 or 4 am and I'm grasping at straws. I've been able to add a
Hi every one. I have been on some diabetic medication for some time and wonder if anyone has any feedback on it especially with regard to the effect on RLS symptoms. I'm still having some irritating restlessness at night sometimes till 3 or 4 am and I'm grasping at straws. I've been able to add a
restlessstoz
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 months ago
Sitagliptin
Has anyone ever been prescribed sitagliptin for recurrent implantation failure? I had a biopsy in Coventry (Dr Brosens) as we’ve had 3 failed transfers with top embryos and it has shown results which are more in keeping with recurrent miscarriages (which I’ve never had, never had a positive test) rather
Has anyone ever been prescribed sitagliptin for recurrent implantation failure? I had a biopsy in Coventry (Dr Brosens) as we’ve had 3 failed transfers with top embryos and it has shown results which are more in keeping with recurrent miscarriages (which I’ve never had, never had a positive test) rather
Am93
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Fertility Network UK
8 months ago
Anyone know about Dr's or consultants prescribing metformin for endometriosis?
I recently got access to ALL my medical records from the consultants I had been referred to over the years and saw that in the past I had been prescribed metformin, altavita and amitryptaline at the same time by an endocrinologist. I presumed at the time it was for my underactive Thyroid and wasn't on
I recently got access to ALL my medical records from the consultants I had been referred to over the years and saw that in the past I had been prescribed metformin, altavita and amitryptaline at the same time by an endocrinologist. I presumed at the time it was for my underactive Thyroid and wasn't on
Escapologygirl
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Endometriosis UK
1 day ago
is ‘just thrush’ reallly this painful?
Briefly: 77 years old female three normal births early menopause due to treatment for Bladder Cancer at age 40. Free and clear as of last check 10 years ago. No Hormones taken ever. 3 years ago started horrendous uncontrollable diarrhoea all test done no answer’get on with it’ even loosing control on
Briefly: 77 years old female three normal births early menopause due to treatment for Bladder Cancer at age 40. Free and clear as of last check 10 years ago. No Hormones taken ever. 3 years ago started horrendous uncontrollable diarrhoea all test done no answer’get on with it’ even loosing control on
Nonameme
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BASHH
2 days ago
Guidance Given For Metformin Users
https://www.gov.uk/drug-safety-update/metformin-and-reduced-vitamin-b12-levels-new-advice-for-monitoring-patients-at-risk
https://www.gov.uk/drug-safety-update/metformin-and-reduced-vitamin-b12-levels-new-advice-for-monitoring-patients-at-risk
B12again
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
3 days ago
New Tablets Interest
After cardiologist decided my left ventricle was fully blocked with plaque and it was as hard as a rock he said that the right ventricle had took over the job of purifying the arteries and had been doing this for a while, he suggested the best method to go forward was to leave things as they are and
After cardiologist decided my left ventricle was fully blocked with plaque and it was as hard as a rock he said that the right ventricle had took over the job of purifying the arteries and had been doing this for a while, he suggested the best method to go forward was to leave things as they are and
blackseve
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British Heart Foundation
12 days ago
Waste of time at new Endo
Hi all just thought I'd UPDATE after my daughters visit with the new Endo. On a scale of 1-10. I rate him a 2! The nurse took her BP and asked weight & hgt. Then the Dr walks in , says ok let's look at labs , remarked all look good. Daughter goes on to say she's put on weight despite working out and
Hi all just thought I'd UPDATE after my daughters visit with the new Endo. On a scale of 1-10. I rate him a 2! The nurse took her BP and asked weight & hgt. Then the Dr walks in , says ok let's look at labs , remarked all look good. Daughter goes on to say she's put on weight despite working out and
Merema
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Thyroid UK
13 days ago
metformin & tsh level
does anybody have any experience with metformin lowering TSH level? I came upon a study that said it can lower tsh in hypo patients. My daughter has been on 500 mg metformin for years. Her tsh is always low and she has a ton of hypo symptoms. I have hashimotos and my gut tells me she is headed there.
does anybody have any experience with metformin lowering TSH level? I came upon a study that said it can lower tsh in hypo patients. My daughter has been on 500 mg metformin for years. Her tsh is always low and she has a ton of hypo symptoms. I have hashimotos and my gut tells me she is headed there.
Merema
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Thyroid UK
16 days ago
NEW TABLET CHEMYDUR 60XL
I have started to self medicate and been given new tablets the ones above and included on the packet Isosorbida-5-mononitrate. It seems an important addition as I have had around 4 medical people phone me and asking about them and if I have any side affects taking them, I am only having half a tablet
I have started to self medicate and been given new tablets the ones above and included on the packet Isosorbida-5-mononitrate. It seems an important addition as I have had around 4 medical people phone me and asking about them and if I have any side affects taking them, I am only having half a tablet
blackseve
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British Heart Foundation
19 days ago
need guidance
Hello all, I'm new here. I was researching and came across this group. I'm asking for advice actually for my daughter. Here is the story. My daughter as a child was slightly overweight at age of puberty. When she was about 20, we went to a dr who ordered a thyroid US. Results multi nodules. No big concern
Hello all, I'm new here. I was researching and came across this group. I'm asking for advice actually for my daughter. Here is the story. My daughter as a child was slightly overweight at age of puberty. When she was about 20, we went to a dr who ordered a thyroid US. Results multi nodules. No big concern
Merema
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Thyroid UK
20 days ago
Eliquis and Hydrochlorothiazide
I have had Afib problems since I was 26 years old and I am now 74. I live in Hawaii (born and raised). I have Diabetes, HBP, Cholesterol, Reflux, Sciatica, Anxiety and Glaucoma. My meds are Metformin, Irbesartan, Metoprolol SUCC ER, Atorvastatin, low dose Aspirin, Omeprazole, Clonazepam (0.5mg as needed
I have had Afib problems since I was 26 years old and I am now 74. I live in Hawaii (born and raised). I have Diabetes, HBP, Cholesterol, Reflux, Sciatica, Anxiety and Glaucoma. My meds are Metformin, Irbesartan, Metoprolol SUCC ER, Atorvastatin, low dose Aspirin, Omeprazole, Clonazepam (0.5mg as needed
Aloha1
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
23 days ago
Prednisone vs Acterma with steroid induced diabetes. Really terrified
Update: April 2024 was scheduled for eye surgery for Strabismus which was canceled days before when in the same week I was determined by my Endocrinologist to have steroid induced diabetes which makes the general anesthesia too risky at this point. Rescheduled for August tentatively while we work on
Update: April 2024 was scheduled for eye surgery for Strabismus which was canceled days before when in the same week I was determined by my Endocrinologist to have steroid induced diabetes which makes the general anesthesia too risky at this point. Rescheduled for August tentatively while we work on
JanetGarrettN
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PMRGCAuk
24 days ago
Any proof that removing a tumor off prostate bed by radiation or surgery is better than just systemic therapy ?
Here is my history PSA rising now 0.77 Going for pet scan tomorrow Tumour on prostate bed had Radical Prostatectomy with Lymph node removal 03/2023 Stage 4 Oligo Metastatic Prostate Cancer Original PSA 942.40 at diagnosis 06/2022 Gleason 8 / 9 ductal without large cribform gland, cT3b
Here is my history PSA rising now 0.77 Going for pet scan tomorrow Tumour on prostate bed had Radical Prostatectomy with Lymph node removal 03/2023 Stage 4 Oligo Metastatic Prostate Cancer Original PSA 942.40 at diagnosis 06/2022 Gleason 8 / 9 ductal without large cribform gland, cT3b
Shorehousejam
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
Blocked fully left arteries
I have fully blocked left side arteries, surgeon said forget them as they are solid, he said the right side is doing the job on its own, yet I have been told that it can't be right, can anyone confirm or tell me what is happening? I have controlled angina, walk miles, only discomfort is very cold
I have fully blocked left side arteries, surgeon said forget them as they are solid, he said the right side is doing the job on its own, yet I have been told that it can't be right, can anyone confirm or tell me what is happening? I have controlled angina, walk miles, only discomfort is very cold
blackseve
in
British Heart Foundation
1 month ago
Metformin experiences
Hi all, Hoping for some advice/experiences. I have been diagnosed “unexplained” however I do seem to have lots of follicles in my ovaries and although I don’t have any other typical “PCOS” symptoms, my new specialist seems to think as I am so active/fit I have masked the other symptoms and I may be
Hi all, Hoping for some advice/experiences. I have been diagnosed “unexplained” however I do seem to have lots of follicles in my ovaries and although I don’t have any other typical “PCOS” symptoms, my new specialist seems to think as I am so active/fit I have masked the other symptoms and I may be
Becem92
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Fertility Network UK
1 month ago
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